Ripsaw’s smallest family member has traded tracks for wheels, but what rides on its deck deserves the attention. Textron’s demonstration depicts the uncrewed M1 crossing coastal terrain before deploying three Damocles flying munitions toward an offshore target. The vehicle stays on land while its payload takes the mission out to sea.
A single eye, rabbit-like ears, and a head that doubles as a torso give EngineAI’s SA-X the look of a sci-fi character. The Mike Wazowski resemblance is hard to miss. Alongside the service-focused S2, it offers a glimpse of robots with an identity beyond imitating people.
Pollen Robotics and Hugging Face’s palm-sized Microduck comes with ready-to-use movements and open-source software that lets owners train new ones in simulation before trying them on the robot.
Previewed as a surreal concept at MWC 2026, the Honor Robot Phone is now an actual product with a motorized four-degree-of-freedom camera gimbal, ARRI imaging technology, and an AI that can track subjects—or dance to music.
Inspired by Optimus Prime’s unforgettable death in The Transformers: The Movie, Robosen’s latest auto-converting robot brings the fallen Autobot leader back with movie-accurate deco, Peter Cullen’s voice, and full robotic transformation.
Not everyone wants a flying camera buzzing overhead. Beni takes a different approach by staying on the ground, following you autonomously, climbing stairs, hopping over obstacles, and capturing your adventures in 4K.
The future has officially arrived. UBTECH’s consumer humanoid robot can walk, talk, recognize emotions, remember your preferences, and even give you a hug—though don’t expect it to fold your laundry just yet.
Forget humanoid robots that spend half their time trying not to fall over. Genesis AI’s Eno rolls in on wheels instead, proving that practical engineering may matter more than looking human. Equipped with dexterous robotic hands and powered by the GENE foundation model, Eno was built to work—not to win a robot beauty pageant.
Forget wrestling with charging cables. Xiaomi’s EV Home Charging Robotic Arm can automatically connect to a parked EV, start charging, and unplug itself when the job is done.
China’s Unitree has unveiled the GD01, a real drivable manned mech that walks on two legs, transforms into a quadruped, and somehow makes science fiction feel a little less fictional.
A bipedal robot with autonomous navigation and a high-dynamic motion system built for urban running scenarios has already proven itself in a real half marathon.