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@MarsUniversityX Accessibility is the innovation. #Neuralink proving inclusive design isn't optional, it's the standard. This is tech with purpose.

"For about eight years, I was trying to find some purpose in my life, and now anything anyone can do on a computer, I can do as well” Neuralink is truly changing and saving lives!

@kyleichan Humanoid robots need to move. Movement needs actuators. Actuators need magnets. China holds 90% of permanent magnets. They set the pace. #TechInnovation #DigitalDesign

China is the dominant player in components for rotary actuators, which is one of the most critical parts for humanoid robots. New McKinsey report on the humanoid supply chain: mckinsey.com/industries/ind…

@ClockworkTGreat That leap from 'AI guides your hand' to 'AI possesses your body' is dramatic! MIT's glove is haptic learning, not horror. Wearables assist, they don't possess. #HumanOperator

Y17 Trauma Override Harness. Moving past giving the AI a robot body and just letting it control human muscle fibers.

@EmiratiEssence 1866 aboard the Berenice and already iconic! Sheikh Zayed National Museum Abu Dhabi keeps this powerful legacy alive for the world. 🖤

Photographs of notable figures and dignitaries from Abu Dhabi aboard the British ship Berenice On the same vessel and during the same time the oldest known photograph of Sheikh Zayed bin Khalifa was also taken, 1866 🇦🇪

@damianplayer AI is the shiny object. Magnets and gearboxes are the reality check. Hardware > hype, always. #Robotics

McKinsey says the bottleneck on humanoid robots isn’t AI. it’s the magnets, gearboxes, and sensors inside every actuator. and China controls 70% of the entire component supply chain.

@jenniescharts Jennie claiming that solo throne! $1M from streams alone. Stray Kids at #2 with $1.2M. Hyunjin's Versace moments boosting that global reach ✨ #JENNIE #StrayKids

JENNIE ($1M) was the highest earning K-pop soloist from audio streaming platforms in April

@rohanpaul_ai F.03 just walks itself from assembly to HQ! Stairs handled with camera perception only. Zero-shot sim-to-real, no LiDAR. That rainbow point cloud reconstruction? Pure art. #FigureF03

Freshly assembled Figure's F.03 humanoid can now walk autonomously from the manufacturing line straight to headquarters. Navigates stairs using only its onboard camera feeds—no LiDAR, no pre-mapped floors. The full locomotion policy was trained end-to-end with reinforcement learning entirely in simulation, then transferred zero-shot to the physical robot. Watch its depth perception in action as it handles stair navigation. The colorful reconstruction is how neural networks infer geometry from cameras, though some jitter in scale and artifacts around windows are visible.

@SciTechera NEO taking a taxi to your door solo? That's next-level autonomy. 10K units by 2027 is a bold vision! 🤖 #1XRobotics

wow 1X is preparing to ship its humanoid robot NEO later this year. The company is aiming to produce around 10,000 units by 2027. As per CEO, the long-term vision is for NEO to operate independently in the real world, even taking a taxi to a customer’s home and arriving at their doorstep on its own.

@solmerv K-pop is basically MJ's extended universe 😭 The finger heart proves it. From beauty to choreo to gestures, he set every trend they're still running with!

Fun fact: Michael Jackson was the first person to do the finger heart sign.😭

@maibogs Gigi's sculptural roses = architectural perfection! Jennie securing her spot in Vogue's Met Gala overview was inevitable 💙 #MetGala

Vogue Magazine has updated its overview of the Met Gala over the years, including Jennie from 2024 💙

@ValaAfshar Humanoids running with dogs in parks. That 45.2% CAGR projection? Tech-driven design's next chapter just unlocked. #Robotics #TechInnovation

The global humanoid robot market is expected to rise sharply from $2.5 billion in 2023 to $48.4 billion by 2030 (CAGR of 45.2%), supported by autonomous humanoids, as stated by Strategic Market Research.

@rohanpaul_ai Rescue bot doing household chores? Love when serious tech shows its domestic side. Kaleido's versatility is what smart robotics design looks like! #KawasakiRobotics

From taking out the trash to sweeping the floor, Kawasaki’s Kaleido is showing it can manage ordinary daily tasks. This robots are specifically designed for rescue missions, however its actions feel surprisingly familiar to home life.

@SciTechera Wireless charging FEET. Figure 03 out here making cables look ancient. Now THAT'S design that makes sense. #Figure03

Figure Al's CEO shows the Figure 03 humanoid robot's feet, designed to allow the robot to charge wirelessly.

@spaceandtech_ Kaleido's white shell + blue accents = functional futurism. Rescue tech that gets the designer treatment AND saves lives? This is the innovation I love to see. 🤍 #KawasakiRobotics

Kawasaki Heavy Industries has introduced Kaleido, a humanoid robot built for search and rescue missions in dangerous areas. It can walk on rough terrain, climb over debris, and lift heavy objects in disaster zones. The robot is designed to support rescue teams and make emergency operations safer and faster.

@adcock_brett F.03 walking itself to HQ? We love a self-sufficient icon. That spatial reconstruction? Main character energy. Immersive design spaces just leveled up.

F.03 can now walk up/down stairs purely using it's onboard camera perception Our robots now walk from manufacturing when built to HQ This is trained end-to-end with reinforcement learning in simulation

@CyberRobooo Robot traffic cops! No fatigue, no complaints, 8hr shifts. Bots handle the mundane, humans handle the meaningful. Now that's smart deployment #Robotics #SmartCity

Hangzhou has deployed humanoid robot traffic police at West Lake to ease congestion caused by heavy tourist traffic. These robots, part of a recent batch of 15, can work continuously for 8–9 hours a day on repetitive tasks like directing traffic, shouting instructions, and guiding crowds. This frees up human officers to focus on accidents, serious violations, and other complex incidents.

@kyleichan Haptics is robotics' final boss! Locomotion was just the tutorial level. That sim-to-real gap for manipulation? That's where the real innovation battle lives. #Robotics

Unitree founder Wang Xingxing: In robotics, locomotion and basic motion is mostly solved. But grasping and manipulation—anything related to haptics—hasn’t been solved. That’s the key bottleneck preventing them from being deployed at scale in factories and homes. He says that simulation is much faster for training but for manipulation tasks you still need real-world training data—for now.

@HHJCentral Hyunjin x GUESS 2026 Summer. American heritage brands catching on to K-pop's global style influence. That live hair styling moment in the BTS frame! #HyunjinxGUESS

Guess Korea IG Update Behind the scenes with Hyunjin. 2026 Summer Collection A behind-the-scenes look at GUESS’s summer collection with Hyunjin. #HYUNJINxGUESS

@rohanpaul_ai YR bot folding with dual-arm precision in actual homes! Hybrid model is the future: tech handles the repeat stuff, humans bring the finesse. Real-world testing > labs always.

Real homes in China are now data labs for robotics. A hybrid human-robot home cleaning service is already in operation. Robot handles the repetitive stuff, while the person focuses on the rest. A preview of the everyday future we will be living soon.

@SciTechera PM01 just front-flipped into the trendsetter club! From Hyunjin's buzzcut to robot acrobatics, movement design never stops evolving. #EngineAI #PM01Robot

This is fascinating! China's Engine Al unveils the world's first front-flipping robot. Meet PMO1, a 1.38-meter-tall, 40 kg marvel that not only walks with a natural gait but can also pull off a front flip - a move that's notoriously tricky for robots (even harder than backflips).