The last one can be used without internet access it says… Hmmm?
That shotgun infantry in Florida is starting to make a lot of sense after not making since for 27 years.
Damn Straight! Darn, Darn Straight… I meant! 
~QS
First is short. 0:48
the next is a bit longer for sure. 21:17 “Ghost Murmur” NDA please?!?
A 21 year old already earned government contract for his companies work.
Who made those phantom MK1 robotic soldiers for the UK?
Pathak says that the next version of the company’s humanoid, Phantom MK2, will be the first version of the robot to be both waterproof and dustproof.
Foundation was founded in 2024.
Just a few months later, it acquired a company called Boardwalk Robotics, which worked closely with the Institute for Human and Machine Cognition (IHMC), a nonprofit research institute in Florida known for its work on humanoid robots.
The more you know!
~QS
By 2030, humanoid robots are expected to evolve from experimental prototypes into highly capable, autonomous assistants driven by the convergence of advanced biomechanics and multimodal artificial intelligence. They will possess fluid physical dexterity for heavy or dangerous manual labor and the spatial reasoning required to learn unscripted tasks by observation rather than strict programming. While they will not experience true emotions, these robots will be able to simulate empathy and read social cues to seamlessly integrate into healthcare, customer service, and daily household routines. However, achieving this widespread consumer adoption will require engineers to overcome remaining technical hurdles, primarily regarding battery density for longer operation and the onboard processing power needed to safely navigate unpredictable environments.