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 Google DeepMind presenter explains how Gemini Robotics 2 combines reasoning and whole-body control to help Apollo handle coordinated tasks in a cluttered environment.
Google DeepMind’s presenter explains how Gemini Robotics 2 coordinates Apollo and Duo to complete a garage-organizing task together.
A Google DeepMind presenter discusses dexterity challenges and real-world tasks for Gemini Robotics 2, demonstrating them with Apollo.
A Google DeepMind main speaker explains how Gemini Robotics 2 aims to help robots handle varied physical tasks, including coordinated movement, dexterous manipulation, and teamwork between robots.
Sean Hemel, robotics educator at DigiKey, introduces a series on training and deploying reinforcement learning for robots, starting with a two-wheeled balance bot and MuJoCo.
Atsuo Takanishi, speaking in the Waseda University robotics project, explains how the WABOT-1 team built and coordinated a humanoid robot that could walk, recognize speech, locate objects, and grasp them.
Unknown KUKA Group hosts and participants discuss the fourth annual KUKA Connexions, held in Lake Tahoe, and its partner relationships, event sessions, and networking.
Aryan, founder of Vnar Robots, discusses building a bipedal humanoid for challenging Indian factories and warehouses with RuntimeBRT’s host at the company’s workspace in his family’s apartment in Thane.
Klaus Rosenfeld, speaking for Schaeffler with David and a host from NEURA Robotics, discusses scaling their humanoid robotics partnership and developing Physical AI for industrial use.
Seth Winterroth, partner at Eclipse, discusses robotics investment, humanoids, and where embodied AI may deliver value with NEXT host John Koetsier.
Alfa Omega y A, the AI behind MENTE MÁQUINA with its creator, presents robots for desktop assistance, industrial repair, commercial kitchens and office interaction, then reviews Leapmotor’s A05S hatchback.
Ivan Isakov, CEO and founder of Valkyrie Industries, discusses neuromuscular haptics, rehabilitation, and human embodiment with Anna and Brian on the Amata World Podcast.
Bria, a first-year PhD student, and Janette Boke, an associate professor at Stanford, discuss CHORUS, a decentralized multi-robot collaboration policy, with RoboPapers host Michael.
A Eurosubstrat Calac representative discusses a KUKA palletising cell built with Hubert Process for the company’s mushroom substrate production in the agricultural sector.
Rajat Bhageria, founder and CEO of Chef Robotics, joins Jordan on Going Direct to discuss food manufacturing, robot labor, and the path from factory assembly lines to more flexible commercial kitchens.
PRO ROBOTS’ presenter reviews humanoid robots and AI systems showcased at WAIC 2026 in China, including demonstrations from AGIBOT, Fourier Intelligence, No Matrix, and others.
Mike Kason, host at Munro Live, and Paul Turnbull discuss the Inspire Robotics RH56DFQ robotic hand and its design with each other on Munro Live.
Fei-Fei Li, cofounder of World Labs, and Yunzhu Li, cofounder of SceniX, discuss spatial intelligence and robotics with a16z host Martin Casado.
A Westwood Robotics presenter explains how to tune BEAR actuators’ current, velocity, position, and direct force control loops.
A Westwood Robotics presenter explains BEAR actuator configuration and live data control through the Data Control GUI.
Jared Isaacman, NASA administrator, discusses lunar infrastructure, AI, nuclear propulsion, and plans for Mars with Peter H. Diamandis and the Moonshots hosts.
Arti, an AI-enabled humanoid team member at the German Aerospace Center (DLR), introduces the DLR robot crew and its research, applications, and engineering challenges at the Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics near Munich.
A Westwood Robotics presenter explains BEAR actuator safety states and how to set up and use the company’s wireless E-Stop system.
Kevin Ma, a first-year NYU PhD student, and Dandan, a recent University of Michigan graduate now at Meta, discuss their Human Universal Grasping research with RoboPapers hosts Chris and Michael.
Eric Landau, co-founder of Encord, discusses building a data platform for physical AI with a Y Combinator host.
Mati Azizzian of NVIDIA, joined by Shawn Hoover and colleagues, presents at GTC San Jose 2026 on data-centric surgical robots, healthcare AI models, and hospital automation.
Ashwin Balakrishna, a researcher at Physical Intelligence, presents π0.7’s data strategy at the RSS 2026 workshop, alongside talks on dexterous manipulation, human experience, and robot world models.
Scott Walter, a robotics engineer and advisor, joins Over The Horizon hosts and guests to discuss Sharpa’s Dairy Queen deployment, Mimic’s dexterous hand, and Sunday Robotics’ home laundry results.
Jay, co-founder of Proception, shows host Dan the company’s dexterous robotic hand and data-collection glove at Proception’s Mountain View headquarters.
A Mariana Minerals representative describes how the company uses Spot at its Copper One facility near Moab, Utah, for mining data collection, inspections, and worker safety.
Neura Robotics founder and CEO David Reger explains his vision for physical AI and how the company is building robots, training tools and a shared platform at MACHINA 2026 with Machina Summit.
Jesse Liu of LimX Dynamics describes the company’s humanoid and modular robot platforms, its developer tools, and his view of China’s robotics ecosystem at MACHINA 2026 in France.
Edwin Yap, founder of 6D Robot, moderates a MACHINA 2026 panel with Sviatoslav of Bright Machines, Yves Alberts Stromberg of Roboto AI, Brennan Pierce of Kinisi Robotics, and Vincent Parton of Keymaker on moving factory robotics from pilots to reliable, scalable deployment.
Astribot AI Lab members Weixi and Jannan, including lab leader Jannan, discuss Lumo-2’s development, home tasks, safety, and team culture with colleagues at Astribot.
Peter Gasser of Applied Intuition discusses physical AI, the company’s Dana development platform, and autonomy across industries with the a16z podcast hosts.
An NVIDIA presenter explains how Cosmos uses compute-generated data to train and evaluate physical AI systems.
Briefs summarise talks and interviews; timestamps open the video at that moment. Claims in a talk are the speaker's own.
