#Robotics
Curated coverage on «Robotics»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.
SIMA 2 from DeepMind: The First Thinking Agent for Video Games and Robotics
DeepMind presented SIMA 2 — an agent for virtual worlds that evolved from instruction-following to an interactive assistant capable of reasoning about goals…
Alibaba Releases Free Qwen 3.7-Max — Rival to Claude Opus 4.6 Max
Alibaba has opened access to Qwen 3.7-Max — an AI-agent model that can plan tasks for hours and control robots, matching Claude Opus 4.6 Max capabilities.
Softline cuts 7% of workforce and switches to robots instead of people
IT holding Softline laid off over 800 employees and plans to automate their work with robots and AI algorithms. This is the first stage of cuts amid an IT talent…
Cathie Wood predicts a robotaxi boom — the largest market for embodied AI
NVIDIA Shows Efficient Method to Train Cosmos for Robot Video Generation Using LoRA
Robot apocalypse is a myth: what really worries Oxford AI professor
llms.txt: how to help ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity cite your site correctly
TechEx North America: Why Corporate AI Projects Get Stuck in Pilots
On the second day of the TechEx conference, experts discussed the main paradox: AI projects shine in pilots but rarely move to production. They revealed three ways…
OpenClaw Got a Physical Body. How AI Coders Are Changing Robotics
AI coding capabilities make robot creation and deployment much simpler. The OpenClaw agent can now control physical mechanisms.
Melbourne becomes a center for AI research with the MAVERIC supercomputer
AI agent at the medical assistance desk: how Sovcombank automates complex calls
Barclays: humanoid robots will cover 60% of China's labor shortage
How robots will save China from demographic catastrophe: Barclays forecast
LEGO Education abandons its own platform and introduces AI and NFC cards
LEGO Education is reshaping STEM education: abandoning its own platform, reducing the emphasis on programming, and introducing AI assistants and control via NFC…
AI has learned to build itself: Google DeepMind and OpenAI on the path to self-improvement
OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Anthropic are already using neural networks to create more advanced versions of themselves — but humans still control the process.