This isn't a real fish, it's a robot.
China has developed this bionic fish robot that swims like a real thing.
The "fish" can also monitor underwater surroundings in real time with its head-mounted sonar.
The startup behind this pink robot has raised $200 million in investment in the past 18 months — and no trucker knows about it yet.
The money didn't go to marketing or an office in downtown San Francisco.
It went to one specific task: teaching the robot's arms to lift heavy, uneven, slippery objects — something that was previously considered "impossible for machines."
In this video, the robot demonstrates exactly what made investors buy into the idea with 9 zeros.
The question is simple: how many more rounds of funding will it take before robots like this become cheaper than a trucker's salary?
Bullish on AI × crypto stacks that actually own the infra, the data, and the incentives.
Everything else is just VC cope wrapped in a whitepaper.
Don’t fade the real ones.
WAGMI or NGMI — choose your side.
Meanwhile the same suits who called us degenerates are now begging for allocation in the next OpenAI clone that will just rent GPU from the same hyperscalers.
This is insane in the best way. The transition from real world → mesh → real world feels like peeling reality itself. The scale and the way the triangle mesh sits in the room is so clean. Beautiful work
I used Astra to tear reality open.
Inspired by @lucas_martinic, I tear open the real world, enter a room-sized triangle mesh reconstructed from the physical space, then tear it open again to return.
Reality → Mesh → Reality
#Quest3#MixedReality#Unity#CreativeCoding#meta #Meta
Web3 finally became the operating system for the machine economy While degens were still arguing about memecoins, the real meta was agents with wallets NGMI if you’re still treating AI as just a chatbot #AI#Web3#AIAgents#Crypto
AI agents just hit the “pay their own bills” era x402 micro-payments, Virtuals cooking $400M+ agentic GDP, Canopy letting agents ship full onchain apps in one session…
Unitree R1 at $5.9k is insane value on paper… until you factor in durability, software maturity, and real-world uptime.
Still waiting for the first one that doesn’t feel like a prototype after 6 months of actual work
Give it 2-3 more years of deployments at places like Hyundai and it’ll be moving parts, swapping batteries, and handling logistics better than most current automation systems. The ceiling is high if they keep solving reliability and cost.
Boston Dynamics Atlas just entered its electric era. 🤖
Boston Dynamics introduced the fully electric version of Atlas, replacing the hydraulic platform and marking the beginning of its commercial humanoid journey.
The new Atlas was designed to be stronger, more agile and more dexterous, with the long-term goal of performing useful work in real industrial environments.
And this was only the beginning. Atlas has since evolved into an industrial humanoid designed for autonomous material handling and real-world factory applications.
How far do you think Atlas can go in industrial automation? 👀
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#BostonDynamics #Atlas #ElectricAtlas #HumanoidRobot #Robotics #AI #PhysicalAI #IndustrialRobotics #Automation #FutureTech #CTORoboticsMedia@
Optimus just loaded a dishwasher. Glass cups. Not one broken. 🥃🤖
No teleoperation, no cheat cuts — just soft hands, careful grip, and patience most humans don’t have before coffee.
Tesla trained a robot to do the one chore everyone hates.
The future isn’t scary. It’s just really good at dishes.
A robot sees a glass and a towel.
The difficult part is understanding every physical action between them.
This Perceptron Egocentric demo captures a task that demands continuous coordination.
➝ One hand stabilizes the glass
➝ The second hand folds and reshapes the towel
➝ The grip changes as the towel enters the glass
➝ Contact continues while the object rotates
➝ Pressure shifts across the inner and outer surfaces
➝ Each action receives its own temporal boundary
➝ Both hands remain tracked through the full sequence
The result is structured supervision built from a normal human task.
This type of egocentric data can help manipulation models learn the exact movements behind household actions instead of relying on one broad video caption.
Early access at https://t.co/y1nDEL5eM7
#EmbodiedAI #RobotLearning #PhysicalAI #Robotics
✨🇨🇳 Chinese tech firm UniAI unveils the world’s first 720° continuous backflip quadruped robot at WAIC.
It shows advanced power and control capabilities for real-world applications.