Fighting robots, "Superman" robot, robo-barista record, LG + NVIDIA have a robot baby: HD15
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Humanoid robots are getting faster, stranger, and a lot more entertaining.Today in Humanoid Daily #15:🤖 The Humanoid Games pushes robots beyond lab demos🦸 Unitree teases a new “Superman” humanoid☕ A robot barista breaks a world record🥊 Six-foot humanoid robots step into the fighting ring👶 LG and Nvidia have a “robot baby”💰 Number of the day: $200 millionWe break down what matters, what’s hype, and what these developments tell us about where humanoid robotics is heading.Welcome to Humanoid Daily for HumanoidMegaHub.com!
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