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[selectee @Potassium_k6]

Humans losing jobs soon 😭😳😱

[China Now @ChinaNow24]

Construction robots are breaking into the world of interior finishing… technology is advancing at a pace faster than humans can absorb!

[Nexora @nexorahd]

What this humanoid just pulled off shouldn’t be possible yet.

This robot just did something 99% of people still think is pure science fiction.

It sat down, talked, smiled, and moved like it had a soul.

Then it stood up and walked away.
The future didn’t ask for permission.

Why this hook is strongest: It makes a specific, almost-impossible claim that creates an instant open loop — the brain needs to see the proof.

[Boden | China Views @BodenViews]

China is testing a different way to automate trucking.Instead of replacing every truck at once,one driver can lead a convoy while autonomous trucks follow behind.This kind of deployment could make freight automation arrive much earlier in controlled logistics sites than on roads

[genius @A19genius]

THIS IS THE ONE JOB WHERE THE ROBOT MATH COLLAPSES.
two humanoids at industrial sewing machines, black fabric under the needle, rows of women working the same machines behind them.
no shift change. no piece rate. no factory floor supervisor counting output.
now the smart objection, and it’s correct: garment work is repetitive, high volume, and physically brutal. if any job is a target for automation, it’s this one.
but flip it.
sewing is the job automation has failed at for forty years. everything else in a garment factory got automated — cutting, spreading, pressing. the needle didn’t. cloth has no fixed shape, it stretches, it slips, and every stitch changes where the next one has to go. that’s why your shirt was still sewn by a human hand.
and the money makes it worse, not better.
a garment worker in Bangladesh or Vietnam earns somewhere around $120 to $200 a month, depending on the country and the season. a humanoid runs $16,000 to $40,000 before service, power, and the engineer who fixes it. run that division yourself. the machine has to work flawlessly for years just to reach the wage it replaced — in a factory where the operator next to it costs less than the robot’s annual maintenance.
that’s what you’re watching. not a labour shortage being solved. a machine walking into the cheapest labour market on earth and losing.
the honest catch: I don’t think this clip is real, and the JACK badge on its chest is a sewing machine brand, not a robot company. but the reason it’s worth posting isn’t the footage. it’s that every one of these videos assumes automation goes to the hardest, dirtiest work first. it doesn’t. it goes where the wage is high enough to be worth replacing.
that’s why the plumber is fine and the paralegal isn’t.
a robot doesn’t replace hard work. it replaces expensive work.
so what’s the highest-paid job you know that a machine could actually do tomorrow?

[MavexAI @0xMavex]

THIS ROBOT JUST COST LESS THAN YOUR $48,000-A-YEAR SALES REP. AND IT DOESN'T WORK ON COMMISSION.

285,800 yuan. about $40,000. sold through a car dealership, next to the SUVs - not as a prototype, as a product with a price.

Mornine walks the floor at Auto China in Beijing. men in suits step in beside it and hold up a peace sign for someone's phone. the crowd films. it keeps walking.

nobody on that floor is shopping for a car.

if you've ever worked a showroom you know the rhythm. nine hours on your feet. you smile at forty people to close one. your rent depends on the last week of the month.

it works the full show. there is no last week of the month.

the honest catch: this is a greeter. it walks, poses, runs a script. it can't value a trade-in, kill a financing objection, or calm down a guy whose warranty just expired. the job is not gone.

it doesn't need to be. automotive margins are reportedly down to 4.1%, Chery is a volume brand with no moonshot budget, and nearly 20 automakers are now racing to put a humanoid on a floor. at 4.1% nobody buys a mascot.

everyone else is building the impressive one. Chery priced the boring one.

[Ronald van Loon @Ronald_vanLoon]

JCBOT Wheeled Humanoid Blends Speed, #AI Interaction and Home-Friendly Design
via @XRoboHub

#Robotics #Engineering #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology

[Ronald van Loon @Ronald_vanLoon]

Students Design #AI-Powered #Robot That Picks and Shoots Balls in Motion
by @lukas_m_ziegler

#Robotics #EmergingTech #TechForGood #Innovation #Technology

[trippy @trippybrippy]

A $95,000 ROBOT BATTALION JUST SHOWED UP FOR INSPECTION.

Commander: “R-01, give me a salute.”
It did. Perfect form.

Then: “Unit one operational. All systems nominal. Awaiting orders.”

Zero hesitation. Zero nerves. Zero human error.

While the rest of the base is still forming up, these things are already locked in and ready.

One line. Full battalion. Zero drama.

[Ghostin @ghostinlatent]

The 1X NEO kneels by an open dishwasher, carefully rinsing a crystal glass under the faucet before slotting it into the rack. It fumbles with a towel, adjusts its stance, and keeps working until a timer stops at just under five minutes.

This is the consumer frontier the article describes: while warehouse robots like Digit already log paid hours moving totes, NEO is tackling the far messier problem of domestic dexterity.

A slipping towel and a fragile glass demand the kind of physical AI that no factory line can teach. The demo is slow and imperfect, but it shows exactly where the real race is heading-not onto a production floor, but into your kitchen.
https://t.co/1CfVLQ0wv2

[China pulse 🇨🇳 @Eng_china5]

China has pushed drone technology down to just 0.3 grams.

This mosquito-sized micro-drone packs propulsion, sensors and control systems into an almost microscopic body — a level of miniaturization the West is still struggling to match.

[P1eSenb @P1eSenb]

She moves like no human ever could

Every turn is perfect.
Every pause is deliberate.
No hesitation. No wasted motion.

The body is synthetic.
The face is generated.
But the dance feels more alive than half the people you know.

Watch the way her weight shifts.
Watch the micro-expressions.
Watch how the light hits skin that doesn’t exist.

This isn’t a filter.
This isn’t deepfake dancing over a real person.

This is a full digital human
trained to perform
and already better than most professionals.

The uncanny valley is gone.
What’s left is just better.

[Space and Technology @spaceandtech_]

Kawasaki’s Corleo is a four-legged robot concept inspired by wolves.

It uses a 150cc hydrogen engine to generate electricity for its limbs.

The robot could bring cleaner, more stable movement to future off-road mobility.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Dragonflies fun facts

- Just one dragonfly can consume over 100 mosquitos in a day
- Dragonflies can fly backwards
- They have nearly 360° vision
- Their wings inhibit bacterial growth due to their natural structures
- They're actually beautiful

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

A modular three in one mobility vehicle designed for elderly users, combining an electric scooter, walker, and cargo robot into one platform.

[🎞️ AI generated concept video]

[Ronald van Loon @Ronald_vanLoon]

Audi Brings #AI Humanoid Hand #Robots to the Factory Floor
by @CyberRobooo

#EmergingTech #Innovation #Technology #Tech

[Forem @0xForem]

A PAINTER BOUGHT ONE ROBOT FOR $26K. IT ROLLED 14 APARTMENTS LAST MONTH AND HE BANKED $38,000.

One human paints a flat in two days. The robot does it in a night even coat, clean edges, no drips, no "we'll come back for the second coat." Then it moves to the next unit while he sleeps.

He still quotes $600 a room like every painter in town. The client pays the same. Difference is there's no crew to split it with no wages, just the paint and the power.

The $26K came back in three weeks. Painting was supposed to be too fiddly to automate. Turns out fiddly was never the problem finding someone who'd buy the machine first was.

[Space and Technology @spaceandtech_]

ClearSpace has developed a spacecraft designed to clean Earth’s orbit by capturing and removing defunct satellites using robotic arms.

Working with the European Space Agency and the UK Space Agency, it plans to safely deorbit old satellites so they burn up in the atmosphere.

This mission aims to reduce dangerous space debris and make space operations safer for active satellites.