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Zeroth Robotics M1 & W1: A $2,899 Humanoid and a $4,999 Cargo Bot Ship This Week
A startup nobody heard of at CES 2026 is now shipping two AI robots to U.S. doorsteps — this week. Zeroth Robotics’ M1 and W1 start arriving April 15, 2026. The M1 is a 19.4-inch tall home companion humanoid with 20 degrees of freedom. It walks on two legs at 0.05 m/s or rolls on… Continue reading
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Everysight Maverick AI Pro: 47g Smart Glasses With Eye Tracking at $359
Apple put eye tracking in a $3,500 headset. Everysight just put it in 47-gram glasses for $359. The Maverick AI Pro are the first smart glasses with built-in eye-tracking hardware. A sub-1g sensor module sits inside the frame and powers GazeIntent — Everysight’s gaze-driven interaction system. Look at a menu item, dwell, selected. No hand… Continue reading
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Skydio Dock + X10: U.S. Air Force Drops $9M on Autonomous Drone Patrols Across Middle East Bases
USAFCENT just ordered over $9 million worth of Skydio Dock + X10 systems for its Middle East airbases. This is one of the largest international deployments of autonomous drone infrastructure by the U.S. Air Force — and the hardware is wild. What You’re Looking At Skydio Dock is a “drone-in-a-box” station. The X10 drone sits… Continue reading
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Palmer Luckey Wants Your Python Code to Fly a Drone at 100 mph — Anduril AI Grand Prix Is Now Open
Anduril just opened registration for the AI Grand Prix, a $500,000 autonomous drone racing competition where zero human pilots are allowed. You write Python. The drone flies. That’s it. What’s the Hardware Every team races the same Neros Technologies drone — no hardware mods, no custom builds. The drones pack a DCL AI vector module… Continue reading
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Tesla Cybercab Hits Production in Austin — No Steering Wheel, and a Fleet API for Developers
Tesla’s Cybercab is a two-seat autonomous robotaxi with zero manual controls — no steering wheel, no pedals, no mirrors. Runs entirely on cameras and FSD AI. First unit rolled off Giga Texas in February 2026. April is the official production ramp: 60 units spotted at the factory on April 8th. Target: hundreds per week via… Continue reading
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Xpeng IRON: 82 Degrees of Freedom, 2,250 TOPS, and an Open SDK for Developers
Xpeng’s IRON is a full-size humanoid robot standing 178 cm tall with 82 active degrees of freedom — 22 per hand alone. It runs on three proprietary Turing AI chips pushing 2,250 TOPS, powered by a VLT (Vision-Language-Tactile) multimodal brain that fuses sight, language, and touch into real-time decision-making. Full solid-state batteries keep it lightweight… Continue reading
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Unitree R1 Starts at $4,900 — the First Humanoid Robot You Can Order on AliExpress
A 123 cm, 27 kg humanoid robot. On AliExpress. Starting at $4,900. Unitree just turned consumer humanoid robotics from science fiction into an add-to-cart moment. The R1 packs 24–26 degrees of freedom depending on variant, an NVIDIA Jetson Orin (up to 100 TOPS on EDU models), binocular vision, a 4-mic array, and 3D depth sensing.… Continue reading
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Unitree H1 Hits 10 m/s — 3x Faster Than Any Humanoid Robot Before It
22.3 mph. Unitree’s H1 humanoid just clocked 10 m/s in a straight sprint — roughly 80% of Usain Bolt’s peak. The previous humanoid speed record? 3.3 m/s. Tripled in one demo. The April 11 video racked up 1,500+ likes on Twitter and 150+ upvotes on r/robotics within hours. The Hardware 180 cm tall, ~62 kg,… Continue reading
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Samsung Galaxy Glasses (Android XR): Two models, 50 grams, and Google’s entire AI stack on your face
Samsung’s COO Seong Cho confirmed it on an earnings call — Galaxy Glasses ship H2 2026. Two models leaked under SM-O200P and SM-O200J: one with a microLED in-lens display for navigation and live translation, one audio-only with mics, speakers, and a camera. Both run Android XR with Gemini baked in. Qualcomm AR1 chip, 12MP autofocal… Continue reading
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SwitchBot Onero H1: A 22-DOF Home Robot for $1,500 — With Full API Access
SwitchBot — the company behind those $30 smart curtain motors — showed up at CES 2026 with a wheeled humanoid robot. The Onero H1 stands 1.3m tall, has 22 degrees of freedom in its dual arms, and runs OmniSense VLA on-device — fusing visual, depth, and tactile data from Intel RealSense cameras. It folds laundry,… Continue reading
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