LG’s CES 2026 World Premiere opened with a clear statement: “The Future is Human.” Beyond the visuals, the message reflects a broader repositioning of how robotics is being framed, not as faster or smarter machines, but as systems designed around human environments and r…
January 6–9, 2026 · Las Vegas, NV CES doesn’t redefine the industry every year. But every few cycles, it signals a shift that’s difficult to ignore. CES 2026 is shaping up to be one of those moments. As robotics and AI take center stage in Las Vegas, …
They seem to be everywhere online: very realistic human-like, human-scale robots with smooth surfaces, proper proportions, fast and natural movement, able to do almost anything a human can do. They seem friendly, make jokes, and often show off physical feats only gymnasts can do. Millions of hum…
Imagine a world where robots handle almost all labor, and as a result no one lives in poverty. This vision might sound like science fiction, yet it’s increasingly discussed by innovators and futurists alike. Visionaries like Isaac Asimov and Iain M. Banks have painted pictures of a society…
At Xpeng’s recent AI Day, a lifelike robot named IRON moved so fluidly on stage that the CEO literally opened its torso to prove it wasn’t a person in a suit. Within China, another big player, Unitree Robotics, had just unveiled its own advanced bipedal machine, the H2, performing ag…
