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Oct 12Mon
  1. Reddit r/robotics12

    Can a humanoid robot be split into multiple independent components that work together? A conceptual discussion

    The poster envisions a humanoid robot that, much like an AI main agent dispatches sub-agents, is broken down by task into multiple independent specialized components that coordinate with the main body, and argues this is more novel than building another complete humanoid robot. The post contains no experiments or products; it only asks about the feasibility of this "integration and decomposition" direction and where to start learning about it.

Sep 30Wed
  1. Robohub32

    What Is the Difference Between Robotics and Automation? An Informal Discussion by IEEE RAS Experts

    At an IEEE RAS Communications Committee meeting, several experts informally discussed the boundary between the concepts of "robotics" and "automation." Key points included: automation focuses on making processes repeatable, efficient, and scalable, while robots are its physical embodiment; however, not all robots are automated (e.g., fully teleoperated robots), and not all automation requires robots. Participants noted that vague definitions can affect national statistical standards for service robots, international comparisons, educational examples, and the evolution of terms such as "physical AI" along with research trends.

Aug 15Sat
  1. Kody Technolab · X9

    Kody Technolab Marks India's Independence Day with Homegrown Robotics

    #India once fought to shape its own destiny; today, we are building it through engineering. 🇮🇳🤖 At @kody_technolab, independence means building homegrown #robotics and #AI to help a self-reliant, technology-driven nation. Happy Independence Day, India! ✨ #IndependenceDay2026 #Roboticscompany #KodyTechnolab

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