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2026-10-03Sat

Saturday

17:47
The Humanoid Hub@TheHumanoidHubEditorial score6868
Astribot launched its T1 humanoid at IROS 2026, targeting developers with a price starting around $18k. The robot features 23 DOF, 5kg payload per arm, teleoperation capabilities, and an open SDK. It runs Astribot's Lumo AI models and demonstrated autonomous backpack-packing with deformable objects and occlusion.
Research #Industry #Deployment #Hardware

2026-10-02Fri

Friday

04:00
IEEE Spectrum — RoboticsEditorial score6565
Atlas Robot’s New Hand May Outperform Humanlike Designs
Boston Dynamics has unveiled a redesigned hand for its Atlas robot, focusing on scalability, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. The new hand, with 13 degrees of freedom and direct-drive actuators, is designed for mass production and real-world tasks, though it sacrifices a human-like appearance for functional robustness.
Research #Hardware #Manipulation #Deployment

2026-09-09Wed

Wednesday

11:25
RobohubSignalEditorial score8888
Robotics Roadmaps from Around the World: Spotlight of the Month – United States of America
U.S. robotics researchers and industry leaders are seeking a cohesive national strategy to sustain innovation, enhance domestic production, and address supply chain vulnerabilities. The article explores the role of federal funding, private investment, and emerging legislation in shaping the U.S. robotics landscape, while also highlighting challenges in domestic manufacturing and the geopolitical implications of robotics technology.
Research #Industry #Deployment #Open artifacts
Editorial context：This article highlights the U.S. robotics industry's growing focus on national strategy, emphasizing the need for coordinated government, industry, and academic efforts to maintain technological leadership and secure domestic manufacturing capabilities. It outlines the role of federal agencies, private investment, and emerging legislative initiatives in shaping the future of robotics in the U.S.