The long-held vision of a personal robot seamlessly integrated into daily home life has remained just out of reach for decades, with many promising concepts failing to transition from novelty to necessity. A new robotics and artificial intelligence startup, Zeroth, is now making a calculated entry into the challenging U.S. market, aiming to bridge this gap with a strategy deeply
A New Era of Automation: Hyundai’s Atlas Steps into the Spotlight The long-promised future of humanoid robots working alongside people has officially moved from the realm of speculative fiction to a concrete manufacturing roadmap. The world of robotics has been supercharged by a landmark announcement as Hyundai-owned Boston Dynamics unveiled its new, commercially focused Atlas humanoid robot. Debuting at the
For all their computational power and visual acuity, modern robots often interact with the physical world with the subtlety of a toddler in mittens, a fundamental limitation that has long stymied their potential in complex, real-world tasks. This disparity between what a robot can see and what it can physically accomplish has kept automation confined to highly structured environments. The
In the rapidly evolving world of enterprise AI, the line between transformative potential and overhyped promises can be difficult to see. We sit down with Dominic Jainy, an IT professional with deep expertise in AI, machine learning, and blockchain, to cut through the noise. In our conversation, he demystifies the current state of agentic systems, offering a pragmatic look at
The year 2025 will be remembered in the annals of cybersecurity not for a single catastrophic breach, but as the moment when the fundamental tempo of digital conflict irrevocably quickened, marking a watershed moment defined by an accelerating barrage of sophisticated threats and an unprecedented speed of vulnerability weaponization. Threat actors, from disciplined nation-state Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups to
From Sci-Fi Dreams to Speculative Billions: The Great Humanoid Divide The “Jetsons fantasy” of a robot butler in every home, once a distant science fiction trope, suddenly felt within reach in 2025. A relentless stream of viral demonstrations—from a 1X robot slowly loading a dishwasher to Tesla’s Optimus taking a well-publicized tumble—captured the public imagination and opened the floodgates for
Beyond the digital hum of servers and the quiet glow of screens, the most significant technological transformation of this era is unfolding as intelligent machines learn to walk, grasp, and reason within the physical world. For years, the public conversation centered on the disembodied minds of AI chatbots and image generators. Now, that intelligence is growing a body. The theoretical
Today, we’re joined by Dominic Jainy, an IT professional whose work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and machine learning gives him a unique lens on the technological revolution happening in medicine. He offers a compelling perspective on how robotics is not just changing surgery but fundamentally reshaping the future of patient care. We’ll explore the tangible experience of robotic
The long-promised era of autonomous systems is no longer a forecast; it is the daily operational reality for businesses across the globe, fundamentally altering the fabric of commerce, labor, and national strategy. The conversation has decisively shifted from the potential of generative AI to the tangible impact of agentic AI—proactive, autonomous systems that execute complex, multi-step tasks without direct human
A quiet but monumental shift is reconfiguring the global economy as machines, now infused with advanced artificial intelligence, begin to perceive, reason, and interact with the physical world in ways previously confined to science fiction. This convergence of sophisticated AI models with robotics and physical systems, termed Physical AI, marks a definitive break from the past century of industrial automation.
While large language models have reshaped our digital world, the next frontier for AI involves teaching machines to understand and interact with the physical one. This is the domain of “world models,” a transformative technology poised to power everything from humanoid robots to safer autonomous cars. We’re joined by Dominic Jainy, an expert in applied AI, to explore how these
Amidst a landscape of persistent labor shortages and a concerted national push to revitalize domestic manufacturing, the accelerated adoption of automation has become a critical strategy for American industries seeking to enhance productivity and maintain global competitiveness. Responding directly to this demand, Teradyne has unveiled a new multifaceted operations hub in Wixom, Michigan, a facility strategically designed to serve as
