AI startup MicroAGI is offering free home cleaning in NYC in exchange for video recordings used to train household robots, sparking privacy concerns.

With ties to the Trump family, Foundation Robotics Labs is aiming to deploy humanoid robots in the military in the next 12 to 18 months.

A new startup in New York is offering residents free apartment cleaning, but the real product may not be the service itself. It may be the data collected inside people’s homes. The company, called ...

Shift, an AI training startup, offers free home cleanings in NYC, using head-mounted cameras to gather data for training ...

A humanoid robot cleaned a San Francisco apartment for $150. See how Gatsby’s app could change chores and what questions still remain.

Chines firm Astribot launches affordable humanoid T1 at $13K, bringing advanced robotics closer to real-world use.

Image courtesy by QUE.com The landscape of industrialization has undergone several tectonic shifts, but none as profound as ...

Image courtesy by QUE.com The Dawn of Domestic Humanoid Robots in China In recent years, China has accelerated its push to ...

New book chronicles a tech journalist’s year-long experiment surrendering her daily tasks, chores, decisions, and routines to ...

The controversy first surfaced after Entrackr reported that Pronto was exploring ways to generate “real-world training data” for physical AI and robotics systems using footage captured during househol ...

China’s GigaAI launches SeeLight S1 humanoid robotic butler, targeting home automation and elderly care support.