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Dexterity Mech Dual-Arm Industrial Superhumanoid Robot

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This is the Dexterity Mech: an AI powered robot that can operate in complex, unstructured environments. It can handle and move items like humans. Mech features 2 arms that it uses for palletizing and truck loading. Its vertical reach extends beyond 8 feet.

Mech’s arms have 5.4m armspan and can lift 60kg of load. Mech has an AI powered touch/pressure sensing system. The above video shows it in action.

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Surgie Humanoid Surgeon for Dexterous Medical Procedures

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Robot surgeons are getting more advanced all the time. We have already covered a bunch of them that can do simple procedures. Surgie is all about using a humanoid robot for dexterous medial procedures. It is a bimanual teleoperation system for the Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot. The below video shows it in action.

Surgie, Robot Surgeon: Humanoid Surrogates for Dexterous Medical Interventions

This system integrates high-fidelity pose tracking, custom grasping configurations, and an impedance controller to safely and precisely manipulate medical tool.

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DEEP Robotics One-Touch Navigation for Robot Dogs

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DEEP Robotics has a bunch of amazing robot dogs that can be used in many industries. With One Touch Navigation, they can adapt to unknown environments without prior mapping. This feature has map based point selection and video-based point navigation for open and confined environments respectively. Operators can simply choose a point in their feed to send a robotic dog to their target point.

Boston Dynamics Atlas Walking, Crawling with Agility Using RL

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Boston Dynamics’ Atlas has gotten a lot of coverage in the media. The latest videos show how it can walk, run, and crawl with agility using reinforcement learning. This was done in partnership with RAI Institute. RL is used to speed learning in Atlas. A physics-based simulator is used to generate training data for a variety of moves.

FeedSpot’s Top 80 Robotics Influencers in 2025 Announced

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We started this site 11 years ago to cover the coolest robots and drones. Over the years, we have covered some of the most interesting gizmos, including many smart robots. No matter how advanced robots become, they continue to amaze us with new capabilities. We were honored to find out that we were recently included in FeedSpot’s top robotics influencers list in 2025. Some of the more well-known names include Lex Fridman, Sophia, and James Bruton.

NEO Gamma Working a Vacuum at GTC

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Remember the NEO Gamma? It is a humanoid robot with tendon-driven motion and soft knit suit that is soft to touch and safe to run around humans. The original video of the robot showed it doing various house holds, including handling kitchen appliances and even using a vacuum. That was not just for show though. The robot is fully capable of vacuuming your home as this video from GTC shows:

This robot can also help with tidying up your home. It can grab and move items out of your way as you relax. You can find out more here.

Unitree G1: Standing Side-Flipping Robot

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Unitree is behind some of the most impressive robots we have covered. The Unitree G1 shouldn’t need any introduction. It is already capable of performing cool dance moves. The latest video from the company shows the robot performing standing side flips. Apparently, there were zero malfunctions or damages during these moves.

LUBA 2 AWD 5000HX 80% Slope AI Robotic Mower

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This is the LUBA 2 AWD 5000HX: one of the smartest robotic mowers money can buy. It is a 80% slope capable robotic mower with an all-wheel drive system, AI vision and RTK automatic edge mapping. It has an adjustable cutting height of 2.2 to 4 inches. It can cover 13000sq.ft on a full charge.

MOE-Hair: Soft Robot System for Hair Care

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Robots are going to do many things for us in the future, including treating us at hospitals and health centers. Robots need to become a lot more gentle before they can deal with our hair. MOE-Hair explores that. It is a soft robot system that uses force sensing and mechanical compliance for comfortable interactions.

This is a tendon-driven soft robot hand. It passively applies 74% less force than rigid grippers. The above video shows this robot in action.

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N2 Humanoid Robot from Noetix Doing Backflips

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Humanoid robots are becoming scary agile days. We have already covered a bunch of them doing backflips and front flips. The N2 Humanoid Robot from Noetix is the latest one that has achieved this. In fact, it can perform it outside a safe environment as this video shows.

Starting at $7999 NOETIX ROBOTICS Unveils Backflipping Humanoid Robot N2

The N2 has a max output torque of 200N*m. This robot has a starting price of $7999.

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