Embodied Intelligence

With a focus on generalization and reliability, Galbot is building robots that skip the spectacle and get the job done.

From underground mining to quality inspection, Casbot’s machines target environments where traditional automation falls short.

The CEO argues that the future of robotics depends on developing models that can adapt to dynamic, unstructured environments.

Lumos is advancing humanoid robots beyond vision and large models, integrating tactile sensing to give machines a new mode of real-world interaction.

Flashy fundings aside, doubts are mounting over whether humanoid robot ventures can deliver real returns—or are riding a speculative wave.

For Spirit AI, the real bottleneck in robotics isn’t hardware—it’s intelligence.

By simulating everyday scenarios, Agibot gathers vast data sets to push robotics closer to real-world applications.

As startups slash prices to undercut competitors, the humanoid robotics market faces challenges in balancing costs, functionality, and investor demands.