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A robotics enthusiast with a strong fascination for humanoid robots and their potential applications, also interested in AI integration and autonomous technologies, seeking updates on the latest advancements and innovations in these fields.
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Jeudi 18 décembre 2025 à 12:50
Humanoid and General‑Purpose Robots
Unitree launches the first robot app store
Unitree has unveiled the world’s inaugural robot app store, allowing developers to upload and download modular actions that can be instantly integrated into their bots, a move that promises to accelerate customization for both hobbyist and enterprise‑grade humanoid platforms. The Verge notes the marketplace could democratize advanced locomotion and interaction capabilities, while Tech Radar emphasizes its potential to create a thriving ecosystem of third‑party extensions.
Tech Radar
Robotics Innovations
Skana Robotics enables underwater fleet communication
Skana Robotics introduced a novel decision‑making algorithm that lets swarms of unmanned underwater vehicles share sensor data in real time, dramatically improving collective navigation and mission adaptability. TechCrunch highlights the system’s capacity to coordinate complex tasks such as deep‑sea mapping, and the same outlet points out its broader implications for marine research and offshore industry operations.
TechCrunch
Artificial Intelligence in Robotics
Google’s Gemini 3 Flash raises the bar for robot cognition
Google released Gemini 3 Flash, a faster, more efficient large‑language model that now powers the Gemini app and is accessible via API, offering robotics developers higher‑throughput inference for on‑board decision making. Ars Technica details benchmark gains in reasoning and domain‑specific knowledge, while TechCrunch notes the model’s immediate availability for integration into autonomous systems.
Ars Technica
TechCrunch
OpenAI unveils Agent RFT for smarter robotic assistants
At QCon AI NYC, OpenAI presented Agent RFT, a reinforcement‑learning fine‑tuning technique that optimizes tool‑using agents before model updates, enabling more reliable and faster decision loops for robotic assistants. InfoQ reports that the approach reduces latency in task execution, and the same outlet explains how it could streamline autonomous warehouse and service‑robot operations.
InfoQ
Intel adds AI‑assisted video encoding to boost robot vision
Intel’s latest Video Processing Library (libvpl) 2.16 introduces experimental APIs for AI‑assisted video encoding, a feature that can enhance real‑time visual processing on edge robots. Phoronix describes how the integration improves compression efficiency without sacrificing frame‑rate, a critical factor for drones and mobile robots that rely on bandwidth‑limited links.
Phoronix
NVIDIA faces new AI‑chip challenger as robotics compute evolves
A report in Wccftech reveals that Amazon’s Trainium ASIC may secure a multi‑billion‑dollar deal with OpenAI, positioning it as a direct competitor to NVIDIA’s dominant AI GPUs in the robotics market. The Information adds that this shift could diversify the hardware landscape for high‑performance robot controllers, potentially lowering costs for developers.
Wccftech
The Information
AMD’s Ryzen AI 7 445 targets edge‑AI robot workloads
AMD has leaked the Ryzen AI 7 445 processor, featuring a 2+4 core configuration optimized for AI inference on low‑power devices, making it suitable for compact humanoid and collaborative robots. Wccftech outlines its performance metrics, while the same source notes its integration with Radeon graphics for accelerated vision tasks.
Wccftech
Autonomous Vehicles
U.S. Senate bill could restrict Tesla’s Full Self‑Driving rollout
A Democratic proposal, dubbed the “Stay in Your Lane Act,” would force Tesla and other makers of Level 2+ driver‑assist systems to operate only within predefined operational design domains (ODDs), such as specific highways or city maps. The Verge explains the bill’s intent to curb over‑reliance on partially autonomous features, while USA Today underscores the broader regulatory trend shaping the future of autonomous vehicle deployment.
The Verge
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