Robotics Is on a Path Toward a $25 Trillion Economy
Morgan Stanley projects that robotics will expand from a $91 billion global market today to an astonishing $25 trillion by 2050. That kind of trajectory would place robotics among the largest sectors on Earth, rivaling entire national economies.
The Rise of Home Robots and What It Means for the Future
The global robotics sector is shifting fast, and home robots are becoming one of the most compelling frontiers. The recent surge in AI capabilities, especially large language models (LLMs), has opened the door for robots that understand natural language, follow complex instructions, and integrate smoothly into daily life. Investors are taking notice, and momentum across the entire industry is accelerating.
Meet Sourccey, Your Personal HouseBot
Imagine a friendly robot companion in your home, one that’s open-source, trainable, and eager to learn. Enter Sourccey - Your Personal Home Robot. That tagline isn’t just marketing, it’s the vision.
GR-3 by ByteDance: A Leap Toward Truly Useful HouseBots
At the heart of the robotics revolution lies a critical question: how can machines truly help us in the messiness of real life, not just tidy simulations or choreographed demos? ByteDance Seed may have just delivered a powerful answer. Meet GR-3, a generalizable Vision-Language-Action (VLA) model that pushes the boundaries of what robots can understand, manipulate, and accomplish in real-world household environments.
Meet Reachy Mini : Is this the First True HouseBot?
Introducing Reachy Mini, the newest innovation from Pollen Robotics in collaboration with Hugging Face, designed to bring open-source robotics to everyone — from curious kids and educators to hackers and hardcore researchers. Priced at just $299, this expressive, pint-sized robot isn’t just affordable — it’s fully programmable, community-powered, and ready to use right out of the box.
They’re Here… and They're Coming Fast: The Rapid Rise of Consumer HouseBots
The age of household robots is no longer a distant vision—it’s unfolding before our eyes. As depicted in the HouseBots visual, the wave of humanoid and wheeled robots designed for consumer use is not just coming—it’s here.
From AI-powered assistants to multi-tasking humanoids capable of folding laundry, serving food, and navigating real-world environments, these robots are shifting from prototype to practical at an astonishing pace. The global race to put robots in homes has created an explosion of innovation, and here’s a breakdown of what’s arriving—and how fast.