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At a pilot Yusen Logistics facility in the northwestern United States, three robots move carts of goods. The robots are controlled by Destro's Vision system, while the Mothership system coordinates workers, carts, and trucks.
The Swiss startup Embodied AI has secured an investment round for robots that adaptively learn to work on the production line. The round was led by Faber VC, with participation from the Prague-based fund Look AI Ventures, the American Plug and Play San Francisco, and the Italian Techschop Capital.
The HomeBody system from Stanford and Caltech connects the GPT-6 Astra model directly to the Unitree G1 robot without a traditional control layer. Thanks to spatial memory and a skill library, the robot autonomously tidies up an unfamiliar kitchen.
Former Ukrainian minister Fedorov has launched the "Army of Robots" initiative to privatize military robotics; according to him, drones account for more than 95% of target hits, and the program is to be financed by private companies.
In May 2026, Tesla halted production of the Model S and Model X in Fremont and reassigned both workers and engineers to development of the Optimus robot. According to a report by The Information, development is being slowed by the complexity of robotic hands and employee resistance to training their own replacements.
According to Sce Pike of Telus Digital, the development of humanoid robots is being held back by a shortage of training video data, its high storage and processing costs, and noise from diverse sensors - which also affects the physical safety of robots.
NVIDIA has released Isaac ROS 5.0 – a GPU-accelerated set of packages built on the open-source framework ROS, designed for developing robotic applications with physical AI models capable of perception, reasoning, and action.
Physical AI is moving from research to mass deployment, according to NVIDIA. ABI Research estimates 49 million autonomous vehicles at levels 3-5 by 2035, and Omdia estimates 60 million industrial robots in 2026-2035; the company emphasizes deployment safety.
The startup studio Vantora (formerly UP.Labs) has secured 100 million dollars from Silversmith Capital Partners and is shifting to a model of developing proprietary physical AI startups exclusively for corporate partners such as Porsche, Alaska Airlines or J.B. Hunt.
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