There are an estimated 4,664,000 working industrial robots in the world, according to the International Federation of ...

Japan and the Republic of Korea are the early pioneers of automation, establishing the world’s most robot-dense factories ...

The speed at which industrial robots are being deployed isn't slowing down. In 2024, 542,000 were deployed globally – the second-highest annual total on record - ...

Fuelled by state subsidies and industrial strategy, China’s factories now employ over two million robots, more than the rest ...

China's factories, powered by state subsidies and industrial strategy, now employ over two million robots, surpassing the ...

Standing at 1.75 meters tall, weighing just 30 kilograms, fitted with expressive eyes that can blink and frown, and along ...

A video showing a robotics engineer violently yanking a humanoid robot around by a chain wrapped around its neck is making ...

Chinese robotics startup AheadForm has unveiled a humanoid robotic head capable of blinking, glancing, and displaying subtle facial movements that closely resemble human expressions.

AheadForm’s humanoid robot head mimics emotions such as blinking, frowning with high-DOF actuation and self-supervised AI.

Zhejiang showcases tech-driven transformation to Chinese, ASEAN media and scholars via digital services ...

Unitree’s G1 robot can take hits, falls, and shoves, then quickly get back on its feet thanks to Anti-Gravity mode.

Enter AheadForm. The Chinese robotics firm recently shared a video (above) showing an astonishingly realistic humanoid head.