Sharpa: The Humanoid Housebot That Can Transform Into a Chef and Full-Time Butler
Sharp Robotics just unveiled Sharpa, a next-generation humanoid Housebot built for real domestic work. These new close-ups highlight its human-level dexterity, soft-touch grippers, and high-precision manipulation, showing off a robot that can prep a holiday feast one minute and manage household tasks the next. This Housebot is designed for real life!
Sunday Robotics Is About to Drop a New HouseBot, And It Might Change Everything
The home robotics race just got another major contender. Sunday Robotics, a rising startup with serious pedigree, has announced that it will unveil its first consumer robot on November 19, and the early signals suggest this could be one of the most capable home assistants ever introduced.
What makes this launch especially notable is the mind behind it. Founder Tony Zzhao brings experience from some of the world’s most advanced AI and robotics organizations: DeepMind, Tesla, and Google X. That background alone puts Sunday Robotics in rare company, but the teaser they released tells us even more.
Kinisi: The UK’s Practical Humanoid for Industrial Automation
The UK’s Kinisi humanoid robot is redefining what it means to be a versatile industrial worker. Unlike many humanoids designed purely for demonstration or research, Kinisi combines three powerful systems into one: a humanoid robot, a collaborative robotic arm, and an AGV (autonomous guided vehicle) base.
Meet Mornine: The HouseBot Ready to Co-Host Your Livestream
China’s automotive giant Chery is giving car sales a futuristic upgrade with its humanoid robot, Mornine, stepping into the spotlight as a livestreaming assistant.
Rather than replacing human hosts, Mornine is designed to work side-by-side with people, enhancing livestreams with smooth interactions, real-time product support, and a touch of novelty that captivates viewers. By blending human charisma with robotic precision, Chery is setting a new standard for how technology can transform retail experiences.
From Folding Laundry to Redefining Home Life: The First Real Use Cases for a HouseBot
When most people imagine humanoid robots, the vision tends to swing between science fiction fantasy and industrial utility. But the first frontier where humanoids will quietly, and profoundly, enter our lives is far closer to home: folding laundry, loading the dishwasher, vacuuming floors, and tidying spaces.
These are not trivial tasks. They are repetitive, time-consuming, and yet essential to daily life. And they represent exactly the type of “structured chaos” humanoids are uniquely suited to handle, environments where objects vary slightly, but the end goals remain consistent.
UBTECH Unveils Five Humanoid Robots and Breakthrough Swarm Intelligence at World Robot Conference 2025
UBTECH wowed audiences at the World Robot Conference 2025 with the debut of five cutting-edge humanoid robots:
Walker S2 – the world’s first humanoid capable of fully autonomous battery swapping.
Cruzr S2 – a full-sized wheeled humanoid designed for versatile service applications.
Walker S1 – the most widely deployed industrial humanoid robot in factories worldwide.
Walker C – the first embodied AI “Tour Guide,” set to represent the China Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka.
Walker Tienkung – a full-sized humanoid built for educational research and custom development.
UBTECH’s Walker S2: Ushering in the Next Generation of Industrial Humanoids
UBTECH Robotics has officially raised the bar in industrial robotics with the unveiling of Walker S2, its next-generation humanoid robot engineered for round-the-clock performance, intelligent perception, and human-robot collaboration at scale. More than just an upgrade, Walker S2 represents a foundational leap in industrial humanoid utility and autonomy.