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Deep Robotics has unveiled the DR02, an all-weather humanoid built for industrial work. With an IP66 rating, –20°C to 55°C temperature range, and modular design, it’s made to operate where most humanoids can’t — from rain-soaked sites to hot workshops.

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✨🇨🇳 China has developed an amphibious spherical robot that can operate on land and water. It can reach 35 km/h on land, withstand 4 tons of impact, and work in temperatures from -25°C to 65°C. It’s used for patrol, rescue, and inspection in harsh environments.

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Korean robotics leader ROBOTIS has unveiled the 'AI Sapiens' humanoid, a direct challenge to Unitree’s G1 and R1 models. - 4'3" (130 cm) tall and weighing 34 kg. - Features 23 DOF, powered by the brand-new Dynamixel-Q actuators. The robot is a fully open-source hardware system designed to serve as a reliable hardware platform for advanced Physical AI research. AI Sapiens is slated for an H1 2026 launch, with a price point expected in the mid-to-low 10 million KRW range (~$7,000 – $8,700 USD).

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