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[Grizzly Tech Innovations @GrizzlyTechInno]

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[Shredder @Shred_0x]

THE BEAR PICKED UP THE ROBOT’S RHYTHM IN SECONDS, HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE

▷ A wild animal copying gestures is a sign of interest, not command response, nobody taught this bear to mirror a humanoid. The fact it locks into the rhythm this fast means the robot’s limb speed and range fall into something the animal reads as natural.

▷ Syncing motion between two completely different bodies, one living and one mechanical, is a harder problem than just walking in a straight line. What’s happening here isn’t a scripted dance, it’s live feedback between animal and machine in real time.

▷ The industry shows humanoids dancing solo on a stage to applause, and here a dance happened with zero script, just because the movement turned out readable to a wild animal.

[Shredder @Shred_0x]

STAMFORD, 2 ENGINEERS WON’T DISCLOSE THE ROBOT HORSE’S PRICE WITH 40 ACTUATORS

▷ Nobody at the booth names the platform’s cost, and that’s not an accident. An actuator of this class with its own controller runs far more than a standard servo in humanoid robots, and this build carries forty of them across four legs.

▷ The company is selling spectacle, not spec sheets. The open panel with visible wiring creates an impression of complexity, but no numbers on payload capacity or joint lifespan were shared at the event.

▷ Demos like this always come before a funding round, not before a product launch. A year out, most platforms like this stay a one-show prototype.

[Nexis_0x @0x_Nexis6]

AI is getting CRAZY.

432 robots just moved a 7,500-ton building in Shanghai.

Read that again.

7,500 TONS.

This isn’t some sci-fi concept or CGI trick. It’s hundreds of machines working together in perfect coordination to physically move an entire building.

We’re entering a world where robots don’t just do tasks.

They move the physical world.

And this is still early. 🤖

[DN_DEGEN @DN_degen]

TWO ROBOTS. ONE BEDROOM. 127 SECONDS. 🤖🛏️

They walked in, hung the jacket, cleared the desk, and made the bed together.

No teleoperation. No voice commands. No script telling them who pulls which corner.

Each one just watches the other — and adapts in real time.

That clip is the video everyone watches.

The money is not in the video. Figure units already rent to warehouses at ~$25 an hour — half a human shift. You keep the robot. The client keeps the flexibility. After the unit pays for itself, every hour is margin.

Five ways regular people are already pulling cash from this boom — no factory, no engineering degree, no Tesla…

[Humanoid Intelligence @HumanoidsHQ]

Optimus is learning how to handle everyday tasks.

This video is already 1 year old. Just imagine how much Optimus has improved since then.

Soon, it could be cleaning, organising, cooking and taking care of the chores you don’t want to do.

What would be the first task you’d give your Optimus?

[As Found @AsFoundX]

🚨 TESLA OPTIMUS

It will soon be able to perform all of these tasks and much more.

As Elon Musk said:

“Optimus will be the biggest product ever.”

[Shredder @Shred_0x]

BEAR SWIPE ENDED YEARS OF DEVELOPMENT IN SECONDS

A grizzly weighs up to 300 kilograms and swings a paw with enough force to break a moose’s spine, so this clip doesn’t show the robot’s endurance, it shows the actual limit of what counts as field readiness. The humanoid runs on balance algorithms built for flat lab floors, wild grass and a sudden strike from a living animal are an entirely different class of problem.

▹ balance systems are optimized for predictable scenarios, not a chaotic hit

▹ the fall here isn’t a software glitch, it’s physical proof the actuators can’t react fast enough to force at that level

▹ companies test robots against people and objects on flat floors, almost nobody tests against actual wildlife, and this clip explains why

Every new meter of demo-floor walking costs millions. One wild bear proved that for free in three seconds.

[Grizzly Tech Innovations @GrizzlyTechInno]

Apple announces September iPhone launch event - The Verge

[trippy @trippybrippy]

A $55,000 ROBOT JUST STEPPED INTO THE CAGE.

Crowd: “This is going to be a disaster.”
Then it walked out, threw a high kick, ate a punch, and kept coming.

No hesitation. No backing down. Pure aggression.

Zero pain.

Zero fatigue.

Zero “I need a break.”

While the other robot is still trying to get up, this one is already circling for the next shot.

One robot. Full fight. Zero drama.

[Humanoid Intelligence @HumanoidsHQ]

A humanoid robot showing off some impressive breakdancing moves at the World Humanoid Robot Games.

[Future Stacked @FutureStacked]

🚨 BREAKING: Elon Musk says Starlink will soon run on a single account that covers your home internet and your phone.

High-speed internet beamed directly from satellite to your phone. No cell towers, no carriers, no middlemen.

If it works as promised, dead zones stop existing. You could stream HD video from the middle of the ocean, a desert, or anywhere on the planet.

SpaceX isn’t just competing with internet providers anymore. It’s coming for the entire telecom industry.

[Shredder @Shred_0x]

2 ROBOTS MOWING THE SAME LAWN TOGETHER POINTS AT A $150 BILLION MARKET

▹ Americans spend an average of 500 to 1500 dollars a year on lawn care, and the US landscaping industry pulls in over 150 billion dollars annually from it.

▹ A single Optimus priced at 20 to 30 thousand dollars would take 15 to 20 years to pay for itself on mowing alone. That’s long. But mowing is just one of 10+ functions Tesla claims will ship in the base package.

▹ Cleaning, cooking, childcare, dishes, lawn care. None of them individually justifies the price. Stacked together, that same 20 thousand dollars starts looking like the economics of buying a second family car.

▹ Musk pointed to Q4 2026 for the first units going to outside customers. That’s when we find out the real price and whether this math survives contact with reality.

[ABC News @ABC]

A woman went viral for hiring a remotely operated humanoid robot to clean her San Francisco apartment.

[Grizzly Tech Innovations @GrizzlyTechInno]

Humanoid robot mounts 660-pound capacity robot horse in Beijing expo https://t.co/eDcZLN1UJW

[Grizzly Tech Innovations @GrizzlyTechInno]

US Marines acquire tool that tracks adversary narratives in real time https://t.co/xDgq5YAReQ

[Marios Karatzias @MariosKaratzias]

💥Drones hunting humans are bad ?

Imagine numerous robot soldiers fighting the next few years! 😳🤯

Welcome to the 2nd World Humanoid Robot 🤖 Games #Beijing

666 teams from around the world are competing with more than 2,000 humanoid robots

An impressive real clip from yesterday’s opening ceremony

[ABC News @ABC]

Humanoid robots competed in various events on day one of the World Robot Games, with one even breaking Usain Bolt's world record in the 100 meter sprint.

More than 2,000 humanoid robots were participating in the event, the organizer said. https://t.co/9rBEYZtcnB

[Bloomberg @business]

The 2026 World Humanoid Robot Games have begun. 666 teams from around the world are competing with more than 2,000 humanoid robots https://t.co/8GwBuNnNn1 https://t.co/KMF1kkBiI6