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  1. Robot Weekly — 2026-10-19

    Amulya Vishwanath, veteran product marketing lead at NVIDIA and now founder and managing partner at Techable VC, argues that robotics is still in its “Lego era,” with foundational components such as actuators, robotic hands, software, and…

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  2. Robot Weekly — 2026-10-19

    People

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  3. The Robotics Brief (without PPPP) — 2026-10-19

    2 · Headlines from the Week. 6 · From the Workshop. 7 · Made in the USA. 8 · International and China.

    · The Robotics Brief

  4. Robot Weekly — 2026-10-12

    Agility Robotics has recruited a new executive team to accelerate the commercialization of its Digit humanoid robot and manage scaling operations, according to the Robot Economy record. This organizational change marks a significant…

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  5. The Robotics Brief (without PPPP) — 2026-10-12

    Humanoid sales commitments are accelerating. AI models and infrastructure are now central spend. Real-world validation trumps the lab for commercial progress.

    · The Robotics Brief

  6. The Robotics Brief (without PPPP) — 2026-10-12

    Platform integration commands the premium. Capital flows favor scalable humanoid and mobile bets. AI performance and supply chain risk shape the field.

    · The Robotics Brief

  7. The Robotics Brief (without PPPP) — 2026-10-09

    A surge of capital realigned the global robotics market this week, as Unitree Robotics’ IPO delivered valuations running from $7.4 billion to $9 billion, with the final figure disputed but well above last year’s private rounds, according…

    · The Robotics Brief

  8. People, Product, Projects or Plans — 2026-10-09

    One feature each week, drawn from one of the four categories, plus a shorter item from each of the others so the format stays in view. This week's feature is projects.

    · The Robotics Brief

  9. Robot Weekly — 2026-10-05

    Agility Robotics has recruited a new executive team to lead the commercialization of its Digit humanoid robot, a significant move as the company pivots from research to large-scale production and deployment, according to the Robot Economy…

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  10. The Robotics Brief (without PPPP) — 2026-10-05

    Humanoid shipments jumped 432%. Commercial robots set new price anchors. North America and China scale up at speed.

    · The Robotics Brief

  11. The Robotics Brief (without PPPP) — 2026-10-05

    Aggressive financing and a global production race this week underline a shift from speculative innovation to proven robotics at commercial scale. Unitree Robotics finished its IPO at a valuation between $7.4 billion and $9 billion,…

    · The Robotics Brief

  12. People, Product, Projects or Plans — 2026-10-05

    One feature each week, drawn from one of the four categories, plus a shorter item from each of the others so the format stays in view. This week's feature is product.

    · The Robotics Brief

  13. The Robotics Brief (without PPPP) — 2026-10-02

    The week’s headlines converged on a critical turning point for capital flows and competitive leadership in robotics and AI hardware. Unitree Robotics completed its Shanghai STAR Market IPO at a reported $9 billion valuation, with another…

    · The Robotics Brief

  14. People, Product, Projects or Plans — 2026-10-02

    One feature each week, drawn from one of the four categories, plus a shorter item from each of the others so the format stays in view. This week's feature is product.

    · The Robotics Brief

  15. The Robotics Brief — 2026-09-27

    New capital and manufacturing records drove a deep reshuffle in robotics leadership this week. Unitree Robotics completed its STAR Market IPO at valuations between $9 billion and $7.4 billion—figures cited in two separate Robot Economy…

    · The Robotics Brief

  16. The Robotics Brief — 2026-09-25

    Global humanoid shipments surged nearly 300% in the first half of 2026, with AGIBOT capturing the top market share in this segment for the period and overtaking Unitree, which until now had been a major force in large-scale humanoid…

    · The Robotics Brief