Deep Tech

Far from seeing Xiaomi as a threat, Inmo’s CEO says its arrival lifts the tide for all startups.

Both are doubling down on embodied AI, backing a growing slate of robotics startups.

Despite early traction in hardware, the startup is focused on building a full-stack robotics system that unites the “brain” and “body” of machines.

South Korea’s Krafton is working with Nvidia while DeepSeek powers Chinese companies.

The Silicon Valley entrepreneur has turned his body into a living experiment in a bid to reframe longevity as a solvable problem.

With chip access in flux and scrutiny mounting, Manus has left China for Singapore, betting that neutrality offers a safer path forward.

AI-powered therapy tools are emerging in the mental health space, but questions around empathy, safety, and readiness remain unresolved.

Ten years after launching in a basement, the B2B robotics company is expanding across the logistics value chain.