Humanoid Robot Operator Recaps Logitech Event: Everything That Could Go Wrong, Did
carlosdponx · x · 2026-09-25
Dollhouse Robots deployed one of their humanoid characters at a Logitech event in Venice Beach, and the operator — who usually runs the robots remotely from Austin — was on site for the first time.
The recap: their longest event yet, and true to Murphy's law for robotics events, problems kept coming but were all fixed quickly. Watching humans interact with the robot in person yielded a wave of improvement ideas, with new training work to be shared soon.
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