Yarbo: The Autonomous Robot Redefining Yard Work
Yard work has barely changed in decades. It is still time consuming, physically demanding, and tied to seasonal equipment that sits idle most of the year. Yarbo is changing that by introducing a fully autonomous, modular yard robot designed to handle outdoor maintenance year round with minimal human involvement.
At its core, Yarbo is not just a lawn mower or a snow blower. It is a smart robotic platform that adapts to the season and the task. One robot, multiple modules, and continuous usefulness throughout the year.
From Player Piano to Master Chef: Memo Learns Like a Human
For decades, robots have behaved like player pianos. Precise, repeatable, and impressive in controlled environments, but ultimately limited to performing only the exact actions they were programmed to execute. Give them a new object, a slightly different setup, or a novel task, and they quickly fall apart.
That approach is reaching its limit.
At Sunday Robotics, the team behind Memo is taking a fundamentally different path. Instead of treating robots as rigid machines that follow scripts, Memo is being trained more like a human apprentice.
Humanoids Are Poised To Become Essential Assistants in Nursing Homes
Humanoid robots are rapidly moving from research labs into real-world care environments, and one of the first sectors set to benefit is eldercare. Nursing homes across the world face the same challenges: chronic staffing shortages, physical strain on caregivers, and rising demand as aging populations grow. Humanoids are emerging as a powerful tool to support — not replace — human workers, making daily care safer, more consistent, and more dignified.
A new example comes from ROBOTGYM, which has begun demonstrating a humanoid robot designed specifically for assisted-living environments. In recent tests, the robot helped a resident out of bed, prepared a simple meal, and delivered it safely. These may seem like small tasks, but in nursing homes they represent some of the most physically taxing, injury-prone responsibilities for staff.
Sunday Robotics Memo Signals a New Direction in Personal Robotics
A growing number of robotics startups are stepping into the humanoid race, but few are capturing attention as quickly as Sunday Robotics with its emerging platform known as Memo. While the humanoid sector has been dominated by giants and well funded newcomers, Sunday Robotics is carving its own lane with a design philosophy focused on simplicity, intelligence, and everyday usability.
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.
Humanoid Robots Are Helping Humans Live Better, Not Harder
For decades, the promise of robotics was framed around convenience—smart machines automating tedious labor, freeing us for more meaningful experiences. Today, that vision is no longer sci-fi. With humanoid robots advancing rapidly in dexterity, perception, and social intelligence, they are beginning to assist with daily human tasks—empowering people to focus more on living and less on surviving.
From folding laundry and prepping meals to helping elderly parents up the stairs or engaging children in learning games, humanoid robots are quietly transforming the quality of everyday life.
Guangzhou Fuwei Robotics Unveils High-Precision Wheeled Humanoid Prototype
A new entrant in the rapidly evolving humanoid robotics space has emerged from China. Guangzhou Fuwei Robotics has unveiled a wheeled humanoid robot prototype designed specifically for industrial, high-precision operations.