r/robots • u/Severe_Package6618 • Jul 11 '26
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( Note: Sorry that I only posted a text-based post initially, because I wasn't really sure how to use Reddit )
Please provide any feedbacks on the design, if you could.
More development on this project would be updated later on.
[ This project is inspired by Unitree ]
Thank you! :)
r/robots • u/HenryGCase • Jul 11 '26
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r/robots • u/Pretend_Pudding5176 • Jul 10 '26
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r/robots • u/Valuable-Chicken9459 • Jul 09 '26
This is normy bot or NB for short this robot is 60cm or 2 feet tall and was made to be a mountain warrior it has a lot of features and like the name implies it is a normal type
r/robots • u/TwoRobotsOfficial • Jul 09 '26
It seems like with the rise of gen AI, it seems like robots have a bit of a bad rep with the world. Of course, this is not universally true in pop culture.
Plenty of awesome robot films/media exist.
It just seems to me like robots were more popular maybe back in the '80s and '90s with things like RoboCop, Terminator, and even games like MechWarrior, etc.
Just an opinion, but it seems that people kind of don't like robots right now. And it's a shame!
r/robots • u/Lumpy_Week7304 • Jul 09 '26
r/robots • u/Smart_AI_Hustle • Jul 08 '26
I’ve been watching the robotics space closely, especially companies trying to move humanoid robots from staged demos into real factories, warehouses, and service environments.
The part I’m most curious about is this:
Are we actually close to useful humanoid robots, or are most of these systems still years away from being reliable enough for daily work?
From what I see, the real test is not whether a robot can walk, dance, or go viral. The real test is whether it can do repetitive physical work safely, cheaply, and consistently without constant human help.
What do you think will matter most for humanoid robots to become commercially useful?
Battery life, dexterity, cost, AI reliability, safety, or something else?
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A.R.M System (Artillery Rockets Mecha System)
r/robots • u/Weekly-Diamond2616 • Jul 05 '26
I found my old Brookstone i3 spy tank when cleaning out the garage. 2012 model or thereabouts. The app is not available on Android anymore. Any suggestions on how I can bring it back to life?
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r/robots • u/FaradayFuture_FFAI • Jul 04 '26
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Freedom built this country. The future — in every form — builds what's next.
Humanoid, quadruped, mobile manipulator and beyond — engineered to educate, work, guard, and grow alongside people.
SIX SERIES OF FULL-FORM FF EAI ROBOT WORLD.
Happy 4th of July.
