Tangible Robots unveils Eggie wheeled humanoid robot

Yes. @tangiblerobots unveiled Eggie, a wheeled humanoid robot that isn't content with simple grippers. It is equipped with a full five-fingered bionic hand, designed for real, contact-intensive tasks. In a demo, Eggie wiped up a coffee stain in a real kitchen (not a staged lab setting), demonstrating the company's belief that real home robots need human-like dexterity, not shortcuts. CEO @bipashasen31 said: the world is built for humans, so robots need human hardware. The philosophy: no touch, no real AGI. Tangible is collecting tactile data in an extreme way—engineers wear sensor-packed exoskeletons to capture real tactile interactions, from gripping a glass to pressing a milk carton. The home is the long-term goal, but the company is starting from AI fundamentals and offering salaries of over $1 million to recruit top researchers. The wheeled humanoid robot race is already heating up, and now there is another contender betting that dexterity will win the home market!