1037 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.
Junghee Ryu of RLWRLD discusses building dexterous humanoid hands and deployment-focused AI at the Humanoids Summit, including work with NVIDIA and industry partners.
Samsung Ventures’ Sammy Kang, Jake of a spinout investment firm, and Sam Carter of IAG Capital Partners discuss investment opportunities and deployment hurdles for humanoids and physical AI at the Humanoids Summit in Seoul.
Suhan Youn of EFLOW discusses axial flux actuators for robotics at the Humanoids Summit.
Aadeel Akhtar of PSYONIC presents at Humanoids Summit on bionic hands that serve prosthetic users and help robots learn manipulation tasks.
Letian Wang of RobotEra discusses dexterous-hand design and real-world robotics deployment at the Humanoids Summit.
Rick Yoonhyuk Jang, Chief Robotics Officer at Rainbow Robotics, presents the company’s path from humanoids through industrial robots and back toward humanoid platforms at the Humanoids Summit.
Sujeong Cha, an AWS employee, presents AWS’s Physical AI stack and customer projects at the Humanoids Summit.
Amulia Vishban, founder of Techable Ventures, discusses investing in physical AI with Dominic Madori Davis on TechCrunch’s Equity podcast.
Bob Little, ATI cofounder and automation veteran, talks with Aaron Prather on A3’s The Business of Automation about planning automation projects, workforce involvement, physical AI, humanoids, and getting started.
Les Carpus, global head of physical AI for NVIDIA’s Inception program, discusses robotics startups and the path to a ChatGPT moment with TechCrunch reporter Tim at Disrupt 2026.
Jonathan Hurst, co-founder of Agility Robotics, discusses Digit’s warehouse work, product development, safety, and the company’s path toward going public with a TechCrunch host at Disrupt 2026.
Rose Hendrix, a research scientist at AI2, presents AI2’s work on large-scale synthetic robotics data at the UW Robotics Colloquium with Maya Guru and Rohun Tripathi.
John Leonard, an MIT professor and researcher in marine autonomy, discusses how MIT CSAIL is developing underwater robots that can map, search, and manipulate objects, including work with colleagues at the MIT Sailing Pavilion.
Anthony Ha, TechCrunch’s weekend editor, hosts the Startup Battlefield space and physical AI pitch session at Disrupt 2026, with five founder teams and a panel of judges.
RoboParty introduces RP1, an open-source humanoid robot platform for robotics research.
A Boston Dynamics Prototype Operations team member explains how the company builds and improves Atlas, from precision machining through assembly and testing, alongside its engineers.
Alex Fon, retail RFID business manager at PAL Robotics, shares lessons from RAIN in Action 2026 and describes how PAL Robotics’ StockBot adds inventory visibility to warehouse operations.
Jensen Huang, NVIDIA’s CEO and founder, joins Lex Fridman in Taiwan during Computex to discuss the island’s engineering ecosystem, NVIDIA’s partnerships and AI infrastructure, and the value of cooperation amid competition.
Haomiao Huang, founding partner at Matter Venture Partners, discusses robotics, physical AI and investment priorities with John Koetsier on NEXT with John Koetsier.
Jason Ma, Dyna Robotics co-founder and chief scientist, joins Latent Space on site to discuss Dyna-2, robot learning, hardware, and commercial deployments.
A Google DeepMind presenter describes teaching a humanoid robot to play cornhole with Gemini 4, using video, simulation, and trial-by-trial adjustments.
At ICRA 2026, the IEEE Robotics and Automation Society panel discusses humanoid robotics’ return on investment, reliability, safety, deployment and investment, with Andrea Kay of Silicon Valley Robotics, systems engineer Katina, and other panelists and audience members.
Giorgio, the panel host, and Cecile of the European Commission open an ICRA 2026 discussion with robotics researchers and founders about how public funding supports research, technology transfer, and startup creation.
KUKA Group presents its KMF 1500P autonomous forklifts for automating pallet transport and handling in warehouse and production logistics.
Philip Schroeder, an MIT computer science PhD student, and Thomas Wang, a research scientist at the Robotics and AI Institute, discuss SOLE-R1 with the RoboPapers hosts and audience.
Jesse Zhang, a PhD student at the University of Washington, presents at the GRASP Lab’s Fall 2026 GRASP SFI about extracting more useful training signal from robot data to help robots keep learning after deployment.
Wley Atasier, a CMU PhD student, presents EMPIRE with CMU master’s students Jia and Tonha on RoboPapers, explaining how coding agents can improve robot policies through real-world experiments.
Jan Andreas Daske, senior director for AI and industrial intelligence at Swisslog, discusses warehouse automation and humanoid robots with Roger and Lane at the Robot Bureau pop-up studio.
Arno Rober, president of Hexagon Robotics, talks with John Koetsier on NEXT about preparing Aeon robot fleets for factory work, including the Schaeffler plan to train, deploy, and scale toward 1,000 robots.
At ICRA 2026, David Hu of the National University of Singapore, Stephanie Tellex of Brown University, Noémie Le Lar of KTH Royal Institute of Technology, and Paolo Robuffo Giordano of Inria discuss robot learning, programming, geometry, and robustness.
Janette Buck of Stanford University, Kento Kawaharazuka of the University of Tokyo, Nikos Sagaris of the Human-Centered Mechatronics Lab, and Professor UK of UT Austin and NVIDIA discuss dexterous manipulation, humanoid design, modular robots, and foundation models at an IEEE Robotics and Automation Society keynote in Vienna.
An Autowash representative discusses how the company, working with KUKA Group, uses industrial robots and vehicle sensing to make touchless car washing more precise, water efficient, and scalable.
Hexagon Robotics President Arno Rober talks with NEXT host John Koetsier about preparing AEON humanoid robots for factory work, including a planned path to 1,000 robots with Schaeffler.
Jonathan Jacobe of Enigma discusses foundation models and robot interfaces with the RoboPapers hosts, drawing on Enigma’s online deployment of more than 100 robots.
경제 알려주는 고양이 examines Rainbow Robotics’ rise from KAIST’s HUBO project to Samsung’s largest-shareholder deal, tracing the company’s robotics, component manufacturing and business challenges.
David, CRO of Robot.com, discusses the company’s shift from campus delivery robots to broader robotics with Kelly Whitehead on Silicon Valley Unplugged in San Francisco.
Briefs summarise talks and interviews; timestamps open the video at that moment. Claims in a talk are the speaker's own.
