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[T.Yamazaki @ZappyZappy7]

『歩く“小脳”と考えるAI頭脳を持つ二足歩行ロボット』
デモから、現場で学び働く相棒へ。
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#bipedal #humanoidrobot #PhysicalAI #EmbodiedAI #Kengo #GalaxeaDynamics

[Mike Kalil @mikekalilmfg]

Unitree Robotics vs. Boston Dynamics on America's Got Talent

A contestant from Sichuan wowed the judges with a troop of eight dancing Chinese Unitree G1 robots during the latest AGT episode. They performed to Lady Gaga’s “Abracadabra."

They're the same model that shocked the world in February 2026 during China's Spring Festival Gala on CCTV.

A year earlier, a fleet of Boston Dynamics' Spot quadruped robots earned a similar reaction from the panel. Five of the robodogs performed a synchronized dance to Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now." One of the robots malfunctioned about 37 seconds. It later came back to life, prompting the crowd to cheer loudly.

Boston Dynamics is under immense pressure to catch up to Unitree, which is heading toward an IPO on Shanghai's tech-heavy STAR Market. The company has asked Congress to crack down on Unitree as it rapidly gains market share outside the mainland.

[SciTech Girl @scitechgirl]

🚨 AI Just Created a Material Humans Never Imagined!

Scientists have developed a revolutionary new material that is stronger than steel, lighter than foam, and up to 5 times stronger than titanium.

The most surprising part? It was designed by artificial intelligence, not human engineers.
Using AI, researchers created entirely new microscopic structures that were later 3D-printed and tested. The results could lead to lighter airplanes, stronger buildings, and more efficient vehicles.

This breakthrough shows that AI is no longer just helping scientists—it’s starting to invent alongside them.
What could the world look like when AI designs the materials of the future?

Source:
University of Toronto. AI-designed nanomaterials achieve exceptional strength and lightness. University of Toronto Engineering News.

[🇨🇳XuZhenqing徐祯卿 @XueJia24682]

✨🇨🇳In China, robots are used for power grid maintenance and inspection.
Workers no longer have to perform these extremely high-risk tasks in person.

[CyberRobo @CyberRobooo]

Seeing UBTech launch pre-orders for their UWORLD super-bionic humanoid robot on https://t.co/xyQwxzhJlp

I suddenly felt like this is too surreal. It reminded me of the 2022 sci-fi movie Wifelike. I never thought that just four years later, people would actually be able to buy a “Bionic android” just like the male protagonist…

ok,back to reality, let’s look at UWORLD:

Even though the official product details won’t be revealed until June 30th, the videos already show both the male and female versions with perfect 1:1 body proportions and beautiful, elegant curves.

-Male: 1.83m tall, 42kg
-Female: 1.68m tall, 35kg

It has 88 degrees of freedom across the whole body, surpassing most existing humanoid robots. Secondary development isn’t supported yet. And of course, UWORLD has no sexual functions(i know you ),it’s designed for emotional companionship.

Elderly people, people living alone...

(If K’s holographic girlfriend from Blade Runner 2049 had a physical body, maybe those nights wouldn’t feel so cold.)

[Anonymous @YourAnonNews]

Here's the dystopia you've all wanted so badly: Facial scanning security robots ready to patrol AT&T Stadium during the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Arlington, Texas

[Anne Ill @Anne_Ill_404]

Master the future.
With sacred geometry in steel and lightning.
The blueprint was always there...
And you saw it.
#grok #tesla #imagine

[Ai Doctor @DoctorAmna11]

Created with Seedance 2.0 on @budgetpixel

Prompt: A dark, atmospheric outdoor setting at night in an abandoned open courtyard surrounded by ancient stone pillars. The air is still, and faint embers float in the wind. A powerful cinematic silence builds tension with low ambient sound and distant wind.

The camera slowly pushes in on a young fire dancer standing in the center. She wears flowing, elegant performance attire with subtle reflective details that catch the faint glow of nearby embers. Her expression is calm, focused, and almost trance-like.

At second 3–5, she begins to move slowly. Each hand gesture feels deliberate and controlled. As her fingers trace through the air, **small sparks ignite around her hands**, forming glowing orange trails.

Suddenly, the music drops into a deep cinematic beat.

She spins once — and a **ring of fire bursts outward** in perfect symmetry around her feet. The flames respond to her movement as if alive. Every motion she makes bends the fire: swirling, rising, and flowing like liquid light.

The camera switches between:

* Slow-motion close-ups of her hands controlling fire streams
* Low-angle shots showing flames rising behind her like a crown
* Wide cinematic orbit shots circling her as fire forms patterns in the air

At second 10–13, she raises both hands upward — and the flames rise dramatically into the sky, forming a **giant spiraling fire vortex above her**.

Final moment: she gently lowers her hands, and the fire collapses into glowing embers that float around her like fireflies. She stands still in the center, untouched, powerful, and calm.

End with a cinematic freeze frame: her silhouette surrounded by drifting embers, warm orange glow against deep black night sky, ultra-dramatic fantasy realism.

[荒井健一 AK @aarai666]

中国のロボット企業が、マネキンロボットで、ヨガをする姿、開脚角度がやばい。

これでロボットの骨格・運動システムを使い、伝統産業のスマート化を支援するとのこと

[Ronald van Loon @Ronald_vanLoon]

No one can defeat Unitree G1
by @CyberRobooo

#MachineLearning #Robotics #ArtificialIntelligence #ML #AI

[SciTech Era @SciTechera]

Booster Robotics from Beijing came out to show off their humanoid robots can play as well.

[TechniaHQ | humanoid robots @techniahq]

This robot hand has a trick up its sleeve.

Once detached, this spider like hand can move on its own and manipulate objects.

It can grab something beyond the robot arm’s reach, crawl across the surface, return, and reconnect to the arm.

The narrator explains that human hands are very skilled, but limited by their asymmetrical design.

A right or left hand has only one thumb, so some grasps become difficult. This robotic hand solves that with a symmetrical design.

Its fingers can work in different directions, grip objects from multiple angles, carry up to about 2 kg, and crawl while holding items.

At the end, the narrator says this kind of hand could be useful in hard to reach places, narrow spaces, dangerous zones, industrial inspection, and even future prosthetics.

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[Cointelegraph @Cointelegraph]

🤖 NEW: A motorized mobility device being tested in China can reportedly boost a user’s running speed to up to 50 km/h.

Crazy?!

[Andrew Olinek @andrewolinek]

The Crimson Medusa, a demigod, she walks among mortals, she lives in theirs nightmares.

Made with https://t.co/2W8opCVOOt
All of the images, videos and prompts here on this channel are for any one to use, reuse, alter or change how you that want.

Image Prompt:
A cinematic dark fantasy digital concept art piece depicting a tall, sinister eldritch entity standing in a red desert cave. The character features a featureless, glossy dark-red oblong helmet head, a ribbed black biomechanical torso, and multiple curling, glossy red tentacles extending from its helmet . It wears a long, flowing, heavily pleated crimson velvet gown that pools on the reddish sand. The environment consists of rough, dark red rocky cavern walls in the background. Soft, dim natural lighting creates deep shadows, emphasizing the dramatic silhouette and contrast of textures. Dark crimson, black, and terracotta color palette, full-body portrait, sharp focus, surreal fashion design illustration style.

Video Prompt:
I let Grok do it thing, it chose the animations.

[TechniaHQ | humanoid robots @techniahq]

They are coming for us.

Humanoid robots are leaving the lab and entering places built for humans: factories, offices, stores, hospitals, and streets.

The companies that adapt early will treat them like new workers, new tools, and new competitors.

Prepare before they arrive.

Would you trust a robot working beside you every day?

[Desiree @DesireeAmerica4]

No freaking way… China is already out here with humanoid robots doing real everyday tasks like it’s nothing.

We’re not even in 2030 yet and they’re training these things for actual work.
This is either the future we wanted… or the one we should be terrified of. Doesn't matter because it's coming regardless of what we think!

Video from moh_in_shenzhen on IG

[Lifeboat Foundation @LifeboatHQ]

Scientists Create “Liquid Gears” That Spin Without Touching https://t.co/3wyxBUQ9Gv

[Shining Science @ShiningScience]

Lawyers are using AI in their court cases — and they are riddled with errors.

The Alabama Supreme Court recently dismissed a major appeal and ordered a local attorney to pay $17,200 in opposition fees after discovering his legal filings were riddled with fabricated case citations generated by an unverified artificial intelligence program.

According to court records, the lawyer continued to submit fictitious legal precedents even after being explicitly warned by opposing counsel, directly prompting a sharp concurring opinion from the bench highlighting that the attorney had inserted "nonexistent cases at the end of the very next sentence." This case reflects an escalating enforcement pattern across the judiciary; that same week, multiple federal and state judges issued steep financial penalties, ordered mandatory ethics training, and revoked the filings of both bar-certified attorneys and self-represented litigants who uncritically relied on automated legal drafting tools to manufacture their briefs.

The systemic scope of this automated misinformation has been mapped by global database networks, which reveal that the courtroom crisis is expanding rapidly rather than stabilizing. Tracking data compiled by Damien Charlotin, a senior research fellow at the Paris School of Advanced Business Studies (HEC Paris), has documented over 1,400 distinct judicial proceedings worldwide where courts had to formally intervene to address AI-generated fabrications. While these defective documents represent a fraction of total active lawsuits, their exponential growth has forced state supreme courts and federal circuits to implement permanent, mandatory AI verification rules for all incoming filings.

Reference

Charlotin, D. (2026). AI hallucinations in legal filings: Globally tracking the intersection of generative software and judicial misconduct. HEC Paris Research Repository, 8(2), 114-129.

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