10 wild humanoid robot demos: butler Voxel, car-lifting H2-X, ladder-climbing G1
FinanceYF5 · x · 2026-10-26
A roundup of 10 wild humanoid demos, headlined by Voxel from Tuesday Labs — a home-robot startup founded by a former Boston Dynamics expert — whose robot has rear-bending legs and a face on its torso.
Other entries: Unitree's car-lifting H2-X bodyguard; ETH Zurich's G1 climbing ladders with one policy from 13.2 minutes of motion data; Figure's F.03 walking 422 miles over 13 days; KAIST's 20 kg-lifting Humanoid v0.9; Berkeley's diffusion-generated skills; robot ping-pong doubles; non-invasive BCI hand control; and HKUST's single-GPU 8-hour controller transfer.
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