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Brett Adcock resets Hark's daily limit and teases a surprise. A Figure hand waits next to a red stop button.

Matic sets its floor vacuum on a steep ramp, copying Tesla's Roadster stunt. The joke is that this robot sucks on purpose.

Tesla posts the Roadster at the base of a lit ramp and calls it real life. The flying Rocket version is invite-only, with production aimed at 2028.

Elon Musk says flying cars showed up. The short video is Tesla's Roadster using thrusters for a hop, not a long flight.

Alexandr Wang says Meta's corporate team refused his video. It opens on a soft glowing face.

Antoine Pirrone, who builds Microduck, posts three uncut minutes of them walking on carpet.

Evan Bacon had Grok Bot build a Vision Pro app. He talks to the bots and places them around his apartment.

Claudia Galeán puts 2019 Atlas over the 2026 model. Spot is the Boston Dynamics robot we list.

Menlo posts Asimov, an orange-and-black developer humanoid, sitting on a boardwalk at night.

HomeMadeGarbage films a Microduck skittering across a living-room floor.

Optimus_RH shares a glossy AI render of Optimus. The post itself says Made with AI.

OpenAI teases a new model. The video is twelve seconds of two black marks and the words Get ready.

Dyna Robotics gives a first look at its next robot: a close-up of a smooth white joint, coming soon.

A new aibo walks a show floor in a white shirt, still on a tether. The aibo you can order today is the ERS-1000.

Mike P records a long voice prompt from the driver's seat of a Tesla, then shows the result with no edits.

Fan account Optimus_RH posts another AI-made Optimus morning greeting. The camera is not Tesla's.

Skild AI's #Messinator plays football after 140 years of simulated self-play.

Prince does AI made a Rick and Morty-style short about Jev AI in ComfyUI and Hailuo.

Humanoid Scott jokes that a Figure humanoid looks annoyed over an unmade bed, in a fan cut from the Helix 2.5 home trial.

Figure put Helix 2.5 into 30 Bay Area rentals with no extra training. Chores on camera. Still no home checkout.

Neuralink shares a trial participant using the implant to speak.

A fan account posts an AI-made Optimus video. The camera is not Tesla's.

Brett Adcock posts a silent video of a Figure humanoid stepping onto a work van.

Hank throws 3D models at his printers from a Meta Quest headset.

flaceju credits GPT-6 Astra with this 16-second edit.

A simulated fly brain swings Beat Saber sabers in a lab video.

Pamir introduces Lapis One, a small Linux box that runs AI agents at home.

GPT-6 Astra steers two simulated robots juggling one ball in MuJoCo at real-world speed.

Dilum Sanjaya used GPT-6 Astra to build an interactive V8 engine you can spin around.

Eren Chen posts high-speed RC cars.

ashe used GPT-6 Astra to build a 3D anatomy explorer with 2,234 parts.

Zack shows a Tesla Cybercab cabin running games from a controller.

Chris Paxton quotes footage of Rivr, Amazon's wheeled doorstep-delivery robot (acquired March 2026). Last-mile, not a home SKU. Spot is the quadruped we list.

Andi Marafioti posts four Pollen Robotics Microducks. The 25 cm desk biped is a $399 pre-order. Microduck is the catalog row.

RoboStrategy posted a short film on Endiatx and PillBot, a swallowable stomach camera. Medical R&D, not a home product. FIDI is the care robot we list.

Josh Greaves posts 2015 DARPA challenge footage. Eleven years later, home humanoids still have a long way to go.

Mini-Pi takes a long jump at Beijing's World Humanoid Robot Games. Sports heat, not a home SKU, and Mini-Pi is not in our catalog.

Figure comes out of stealth with Index, a crowdsourced robot-training dataset: 264,000 app downloads and 16 million videos. Not a new home SKU.

The Humanoid Hub posts an 8.86-second humanoid 100m from the Beijing Games. The finish is a mattress crash, not a home demo.

A humanoid takes a fall so a teammate can finish the race at Beijing's World Humanoid Robot Games. Sports spectacle, not a home chore.

Galbot-trained humanoids play tennis ahead of Beijing's World Humanoid Robot Games. The post claims full autonomy; Galbot is not in our catalog.

Nori introduced L3, an affordable US-made bimanual robot you can teach tasks, with pre-orders and fall 2026 shipping claims. L3 is not in our catalog yet.

RoboStrategy posted a short Invest in Robotics video montage on physical AI and humanoids. Industry hype reel, not a product launch. Useful context while factory lines scale.

DeepMind shows Gemini Robotics 2 whole-body control on Apptronik Apollo 2: one prompt to reach, bend, and pick up a watering can. Apollo is in our catalog as the enterprise logistics humanoid.

Video from Japan shows an autonomous cage-fight robot trying to leave the ring mid-bout. Spectacle humanoids, not home chores. Related: REK's San Francisco fighting-bot shop.

Unitree shows the wheeled Super Athlete AS2-W: compact motion, continuous 16 kg payload, and 30+ km unloaded range. AS2-W is not in our catalog; G1 is the listed Unitree home-adjacent platform.

Elephant Robotics shows Drag-and-Teach on the myCobot 280 arm: guide it by hand, no code. myCobot is not in our catalog; MarsCat is their listed home pet.

Unitree demos UnifoLM-OminiA-0.3 for whole-body mobile manipulation on home-care and wellness tasks, with omni-modal interaction and disturbance-resistant runs.

A longer robot-fight cut is making the rounds, the spectacle end of humanoids rather than home chores. Related: REK's San Francisco fighting-bot shop.

Boston Dynamics is testing a last-mile delivery run from van to doorstep. It is an enterprise logistics pilot, not a consumer home product.

A giant EngineAI T800 figure is up at Shenzhen's Coco Park mall. T800 is not in our catalog yet; EngineAI's listed platform is PM01.

Boston Dynamics kept the World Cup buzz going with a Viking Row video filmed at HQ, riding the momentum from Atlas's live pitch appearance.

1X CEO Bernt Bornich walked through NEO's new 25-DoF tendon-driven hands and why fingertip dexterity matters for home humanoids.

1X showed NEO Gamma with new 25-DoF hands, tactile slip sensing, and an IP68 wash-down build in its July launch demo.

Figure posted a four-year company recap video, from early startup days through today's factory humanoid work.

Boston Dynamics gave the research Atlas one more agility run with the RAI Institute before the enterprise platform moves toward factory rollout.

Maker Natalie built a physical OpenClaw desk robot that dances while thinking and thumbs-up when tasks finish. Not in our catalog; closest buyable desk pets are EMO and Vector 2.0.