AI robots are intelligent systems that integrate artificial intelligence and robotics technology, with the ability to perceive the environment, make autonomous decisions, and perform tasks.
Dianying’s E-EMAV is a tethered ducted-fan drone with a folding robotic arm designed to clean and inspect high-rise buildings, but contact wobble, a 150-meter tether ceiling, and unproven autonomy make it an expensive tool rather than a labor-replacing colleague.
Coway’s 1.6 kg walking-assist exoskeleton is elegant engineering, but a rental-only model with undisclosed pricing, missing battery specs, and a nine-person clinical trial makes it a wait-and-see product.
FRT Step-Up Neo is a passive back exoskeleton from Korea costing ~$1,600. At 3.6 kg with no smart sensors, is it worth the investment? Heres what to know.
Marketed with the selling points of “fully unmanned processes, zero human intervention, standardized product excellence, and 24/7 continuous operation,” it is hailed as the future of automated dining, garnering significant attention from both the industry and the investment community.
As Epson’s first six-axis collaborative robot to officially enter the market, the AX6—launched in 2026—leverages the company’s four-plus decades of expertise in precision industrial control.
It is reported that the co-founder and technical lead of the embodied AI startup SynapX will soon be leaving the company.
A joint venture between AGIBOT, a leading international embodied AI technology company, and Chimelong Group, a global leader in the cultural tourism industry, the park launched with a spectacular opening performance featuring the world’s largest regular “human-robot collaborative show” and a pioneering aerial acrobatics performance by robots.
It garnered attention through high-tech selling points such as a rapid 3.5-second transformation, switching between wheeled-humanoid and quadrupedal modes, and embodied AI interaction.
