XPENG just launched the world's first automated humanoid robot production line. Its inaugural unit walked off the line by itself. While others show prototypes, China is building the assembly lines. The real robot race is won in the factory.
Europe's new robotaxi service has officially launched. The number of robots driving is 1. The number of humans required to watch the robot is also 1. We're calling this progress.
The humanoid debate is no longer about backflips. It's about deploying 10,000 units without tripping a circuit breaker. Over 1,000 industry leaders are meeting in Stuttgart to figure out the boring, profitable part. The revolution is being scheduled.
Your next AI professor is a 25cm roller-skating duck that costs $399. It has LiDAR and 15 actuators for learning in the real world. No office hours, but it is open-source.