Tech Talk: AEON: An inside look into Hexagon's humanoid
A Hexagon robotics presenter discusses how AEON learns to walk and handle objects using simulation, digital twins, and imitation learning.
1054 talks, interviews and lectures on humanoid robots, each summarised with its key moments, so you can read the gist and jump to the part you need.
A Hexagon robotics presenter discusses how AEON learns to walk and handle objects using simulation, digital twins, and imitation learning.
Santiago Pavon, growth lead at Pollen Robotics, discusses open-source robotics, Reachy 2, and ways to make embodied AI more accessible with the Humanoids Summit host in London.
Harpal Mandaher, co-founder and CEO of Sarcomere Dynamics, discusses designing dexterous robotic hands and making automation easier to deploy with the Humanoids Summit host.
Victor Suen of Fourier Intelligence introduces the company’s GR-1 humanoid robot and discusses its origins, intended uses, technical focus, and open platform.
David Reger, CEO of Neura Robotics, discusses the company’s humanoid robot and robotics platform with John Koetsier on NEXT’s Tech First podcast.
Vincent Liu, co-author of EgoZero, and Ademi Adeneji, a UC Berkeley PhD student and co-author, discuss learning robot manipulation from smart-glasses recordings with RoboPapers hosts and guests.
Yanji, a first-year Stanford PhD student, discusses TWIST, a system for teleoperating humanoid robots with whole-body motion, with the RoboPapers hosts Michael and Chris.
Kevin Lynch, professor at Northwestern University, opens the ICRA 2025 workshop on dexterity in multi-fingered hands, joined by researchers and industry speakers discussing robot learning, hand design, sensing, and manipulation.
Dave Coleman, founder and chief product officer at PickNik Robotics, discusses robotics software and the UX of MoveIt Pro at a Northwest Robotics Alliance talk.
Claire Asher, host of Robot Talk, leads a live panel at Imperial College London with Science Museum curator Ben Russell, University of Hertfordshire robotics lecturer Mariam Banatalibbei Dordi, and Imperial College roboticist Petar Kormushev on why people build humanoid robots and where they may be useful.
Dylan Patel, founder, CEO, and chief analyst at SemiAnalysis, discusses AI infrastructure and China’s robotics manufacturing position with the host of Going Direct.
Tessa Lau, co-founder and CEO of Dusty Robotics, shares her path from academic research to building a construction robotics company at the ICRA 2025 plenary in Atlanta.
Matej Hoffmann, associate professor at Czech Technical University and head of its Humanoid and Cognitive Robotics Group, discusses tactile sensing and humanoid robotics from Prague, Czechia.
Adeel Actar, CEO of PSYONIC, describes how his team developed accessible bionic hands and how the technology is being used by prosthesis users and robotics companies.
Brent Pierce, CEO of Kinisi Robotics and a former Bear Robotics founder, talks with Automate Show host Brian about combining AMR bases with robotic arms and AI to handle real-world warehouse tasks.
Harold Soh, a robotics researcher from Singapore, discusses a proposed foundation model for human-robot interaction at an IEEE Robotics and Automation Society event.
A 1X representative discusses how 1X World Model supports robot evaluation, data scaling, and decision-making at 1X.
Hugging Face’s LeRobot team introduces the first LeRobot Worldwide Hackathon, outlining its open robotics project, five participation tracks, event rules, and prizes for builders worldwide.
Tamim Asfour, professor at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, presents research on robotic manipulation at ICRA 2025, following an introduction by Kevin Lynch of Northwestern University.
Stanford University Professor Shuran Song explains how to teach robots manipulation skills through natural human demonstrations at an IEEE Robotics and Automation Society talk.
Cosimo Della Santina, associate professor at TU Delft and research scientist at the DLR Aerospace Center, discusses how mechanical design and computation can work together to create robust locomotion, speaking at an IEEE Robotics and Automation Society event.
Edward Johns, director of Imperial College London’s Robot Learning Lab, and PhD student Vitalis Forlini discuss Instant Policy, their graph diffusion approach to in-context imitation learning, with RoboPapers hosts Michael and Chris.
Pierre Rouanet, co-founder of Pollen Robotics, discusses how AI is changing robotics and what it will take to bring useful robots into homes and workplaces, speaking at a PyTorch event.
A 1X presenter discusses Redwood AI, a system for controlling the Neo robot to do household chores; the demonstration takes place in a home.
Sergey, host at Supercar Blondie, explores Unitree Robotics’ quadruped and humanoid robots at the company’s factory in China with Unitree representative Yolanda.
Roger Chu, a PhD researcher at UC San Diego working with Professor Shaolong Wang, joins RoboPapers hosts Michael and Chris to discuss using task-specific human demonstrations to improve humanoid robot learning.
Jen Jang of Galbot presents OpenWBT, an open-source VR teleoperation system for whole-body humanoid control in simulated and real environments.
Peggy, CEO of Agility Robotics, discusses Digit’s commercial warehouse work and the role of AI and safety in scaling humanoid robots with a Bloomberg Live host.
Brett Adcock, CEO of Figure AI, discusses building and deploying general-purpose humanoid robots with Bloomberg Live in San Francisco.
On No Priors, Stanford HAI co-director and World Labs founder Fei-Fei Li discusses spatial intelligence, robotics, AI research, and human-centered applications with the show’s hosts.
Joseph Chen, founder and CEO of Kaikaku, talks with Going Direct host Jordan about building restaurant robotics and a business-in-a-box model, using their London restaurant Common Room as a live test site.
Nikil, CloudChef co-founder, explains the company’s kitchen robots and business model with Latent Space hosts Sean and Vu, followed by a kitchen tour.
The Humanoid Hub commentator explains the rules and demonstrates of humanoid robot fights, discussing bouts in an arena; the speakers’ names and company affiliations are unknown.
Dr. Aadeel Akhtar, founder of PSYONIC, discusses building the Ability Hand for people with limb differences and robots with host Chris on Manufacturing Happy Hour.
A Booster Robotics presenter explains how to assemble, operate, charge, and repack the T1 humanoid robot.
Paul, a Berkeley PhD student advised by Sergey Levine, presents AutoEval, a system for evaluating robot manipulation policies on real robots, with RoboPapers hosts Michael and Chris.
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