#Robotics
Curated coverage on «Robotics»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.
Tesla launched Robotaxi in Miami without a safety driver
Tesla opened a robotaxi service in the West Miami area—for the first time in this city, vehicles operate completely without a human safety driver in the cabin.
Developer Trained an AI Agent to Automatically Apply to Job Openings on HH.ru
An author on Habr demonstrated an autonomous AI agent for HH.ru: a local neural network filters job listings, and the bot writes personalized cover letters and…
Emily Bender Explains What 'Stochastic Parrots' Really Means, Five Years Later
Author of the term 'Stochastic Parrots,' Professor Emily Bender clarified the main misconceptions about it five years after the landmark paper's publication.
Wanxun Technology Unveils Universal Auto-Charging Engine with 0.000 Second Response Time
Under 36 2026 by 36Kr: How Young Chinese Founders Rewrote the Rules in AI and Robotics
Former Tesla Optimus engineer Remy Cadène launched UMA for European Northstar robot
New Jersey may ban Tesla Robotaxi due to sensor requirements
RPA and AI agents in corporate architecture: not instead, but together
RPA and LLM agents solve different tasks: the former for strictly structured processes, the latter for unstructured data. In enterprise this is two layers of one…
NVIDIA Cosmos 3: models for reasoning and actions in robots' physical world
NVIDIA presented Cosmos 3 — a set of foundational models for physical AI, including world models, reasoning models, and action models for robots and autonomous…
Hesai Lidar, Declared Military by Pentagon, Quietly Populates American Robotaxis
Momenta IPO: How Chinese Startup Chose L2 Instead of Waymo Path
Ant Group Presented LingBot-VLA 2.0 — Open Model for Controlling Robots of Any Design
Goshen: B-round Funding for Onshan Tech in Multi-Billion Yuan for Tactile Sensors
Ant Lingbo launches LingBot-VA 2.0, the first robot model built natively for the physical world
Ant Lingbo unveiled LingBot-VA 2.0, the first action model for embodied robots built natively for the physical world instead of adapting digital models.
Robbyant releases LingBot-World-Infinity, a causal model for interactive worlds
Robbyant unveiled LingBot-World-Infinity, a 14B video model that works as an interactive simulator, generating 720p video at 60 frames per second.