Rivian, the electric vehicle maker known for its rugged R1T truck and adventure vans, just spun off a new company called Mind Robotics. This move turns their vast manufacturing data into a powerhouse for industrial AI. The announcement highlights how Rivian plans to use real-world insights from building cars to
Tether, the powerhouse behind the world's largest stablecoin, just made a bold move into robotics. The company is in talks for a $1 billion investment to fuel advancements in robotic technology, part of a larger $2.5 billion push that also touches commodity lending. Known for its USDT
Rivian, the electric vehicle maker famous for its rugged R1T truck and Amazon delivery vans, just spun off a new company called Mind Robotics. On November 14, 2025, they announced this move to turn years of factory data into smart AI for industrial robots. Rivian started in 2009 in Illinois,
XPENG unveiled its latest humanoid robot, IRON, on November 13, 2025. This machine pushes the boundaries of robotic design with 82 degrees of freedom, allowing fluid, human-like movements. It features a bionic spine for flexibility, synthetic skin that mimics human texture, and solid-state batteries for longer endurance. XPENG, the Chinese
Serve Robotics just dropped their third quarter numbers, and they're showing real momentum in the world of sidewalk delivery bots. The San Francisco-based company, which spun out from Uber Eats back in 2021, specializes in autonomous robots that zip food and goods along city sidewalks. Think low-profile machines,
CNH Industrial unveiled a suite of groundbreaking innovations at its 2025 Tech Day event. The company, a global leader in agricultural and construction machinery with roots tracing back to 1999 through the merger of Case and New Holland, showcased advancements in AI, autonomy, robotics, and automation tailored for modern farming.
A new humanoid robot called IRON just took a giant step toward mimicking human movement. This next-generation model boasts a bionic spine, flexible skin, and 82 degrees of freedom. That means it moves with fluid grace, much like us. The robot runs on three Turing AI chips. These power its
Richtech Robotics unveiled its latest creation, the Dex mobile humanoid, designed to tackle industrial tasks with precision and endurance. This robot stands at 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs 154 pounds, equipped with advanced AI for navigating complex environments and performing repetitive jobs around the clock. Trained in NVIDIA&
Xpeng, the Chinese electric vehicle giant pushing boundaries in autonomous tech, just unveiled ambitious plans for robotics. Known for its smart EVs like the P7 sedan and advanced driver-assistance systems, Xpeng is now diving deep into self-driving taxis and humanoid robots. At an event in Guangzhou, the company announced three
Singapore's Sharpa just snagged a CES 2026 Innovation Award for its SharpaWave, a dexterous robotic hand powered by AI. This breakthrough marks Sharpa as a rising force in robotics, blending advanced grip technology with real-time adaptability. Founded in 2020, Sharpa Technologies focuses on creating robotic hands that mimic
Richtech Robotics unveiled its latest creation, the Dex mobile humanoid, designed to tackle tough industrial jobs around the clock. This bot stands tall at human height, with arms built for heavy lifting and precise movements. Trained entirely in NVIDIA's Isaac Sim environment, Dex bridges the gap between virtual
Two AI-powered robots stepped into the ring at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai, throwing punches in a demonstration that blended technology with spectacle. The bout took place in the expo's industry and automation section, showcasing how far robotics has come in mimicking human combat. The robots,