Germany built an industrial powerhouse. Can it turn that into a robotics advantage?
NEURA, Agile Robots, Franka and industrial partners: what Germany brings to Physical AI, and where confirmed deployment evidence still stops.
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All RoboMorrow English stories in one chronological archive: launches, deployments, comparisons, market developments and verified analysis.
IROS 2026: forget backflips. These problems decide whether robots become useful
IROS 2026 report: AGILE, OG-VLA and KEYGEN. What the research establishes, what a demo does not prove, and how to assess Physical AI progress.
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Humanoids do not need another backflip. Digit 5 targets something more useful
Payload, charging and tooling rather than spectacle. We examine Digit 5, distinguish it from Digit 4 and explain its planned 2027 availability.
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Robotics Nations: how countries are building useful robotics
France, Germany and the ecosystems to follow. RoboMorrow’s series on real products, capabilities and the route from demonstrations to deployment.
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A humanoid on Allegro: Unitree G1 moves closer to buyers, but it is not ordinary electronics
A Unitree G1 EDU U1 listing on Poland’s mainstream marketplace is a distribution signal. What is offered, and what does a buy button fail to prove?
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Unitree Go2 Pro is on Allegro for about €5,000. Are robots becoming normal retail products?
A Unitree Go2 Pro is listed on Allegro for about €5,000 and a G1 EDU appears at about €37,500. This is not a one-day debut, but a sign that advanced robots are entering normal Polish retail channels.
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Beyond Tesla and China: four French robots worth watching
Not four copies of Optimus, but four approaches to useful robotics. We examine Mirokaï, Reachy 2, Northstar and Calvin-40, from research and interaction to industrial work.
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5,000 Amazon robots in Dobromierz: how the warehouse works — and what it costs
Amazon has opened a fulfillment center in Dobromierz with more than 5,000 robots. We break down the fleet, mobile shelving, packaging, software and the real economics of warehouse automation.
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Five million industrial robots are now at work worldwide. China takes 59% of new installations
IFR World Robotics 2026: 5 million industrial robots in operation, more than 600,000 new installations and China accounting for 59% of global demand.
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