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The race to put humanoid robots into mass production has intensified over the past week, as companies in both the US and China made a string of announcements that convinced analysts the technology ...

For a tech industry intoxicated by advances in artificial intelligence, the idea that fully humanoid robots will soon be stalking the earth hardly seems a stretch. Elon Musk recently predicted a $ ...

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A Chinese robotics startup has begun accepting preorders for its artificial intelligence-powered humanoid robot featuring dexterous manipulation and straight-leg walking for 199,000 yuan ($27,500), ...

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Nvidia announced several technologies to supercharge humanoid robot development. One includes a very Star Wars-esque-style robot that is being developed in partnership with Disney Research and ...

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SAN JOSE, California, March 19 (Reuters) - Nvidia (NVDA.O), opens new tab CEO Jensen Huang believes humanoid robots are less than five years away from seeing wide use in manufacturing facilities.