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Intel tries to loosen Nvidia’s AI grip with chips that keep computing off the public cloud
At Computex 2026, Intel unveiled an ambitious AI chip offensive spanning PCs, robotics and edge devices, promoting local AI over cloud, debuting Core Ultra 3 and 18A chips, and taking aim at Nvidia with claims of higher performance at lower cost
Raphael Kahan, Taiwan
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06.03.26
Need help at home? Israel’s first consumer humanoid robot will cost NIS 150,000
Electra Consumer Products’ Mahsanei Hashmal chain will sell WANDA, a semi-humanoid robot designed to perform household tasks, alongside a robotic emotional-support puppy and an AI-powered exoskeleton for walking and climbing stairs
Meirav Crystal
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05.27.26
Prayer beads and batteries: South Korea ordains a robot as a Buddhist monk
As Buddhism struggles to attract young followers in South Korea, a Seoul temple ordained a robot named Gabi as an official monk, complete with Buddhist vows — including a pledge to avoid 'overcharging'
Daniela Ginzburg
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05.11.26
Robot eavesdrops on sperm whales, then follows their voices through the deep
Scientists say an autonomous glider can detect sperm whale clicks, separate voices and change course underwater, opening the door to longer studies of how the animals coordinate, raise calves and respond to human noise
Yogev Israeli
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05.10.26
Bought an expensive robot vacuum-mop? 10 common mistakes that can ruin it
A robot that cleans your home at the push of a button sounds ideal, but ignoring 10 key rules can turn a costly investment into a disappointment, and leave your floors dirty
Yulia Prilik Niv
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02.22.26
Bots over boots: the autonomous revolution redefining the battlefield
Recent wars have transformed autonomous systems from tech add-ons into operational necessities; defense leaders hail a leap forward as academics warn of legal and ethical limits
Elisha Ben Kimon
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02.17.26
Can window-cleaning robots repeat the floor robot success story?
Sales of window-cleaning robots jumped more than 30% in the past year, but high prices and hands-on use still limit the category; we tested two new models and asked experts whether Israelis are ready to embrace them
Shoshana Chen
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02.12.26
Israel’s first humanoid robot takes major leap toward the factory floor
New video from Mentee Robotics shows the MenteeBot working autonomously in a warehouse, coordinating with another robot; it sorts, lifts and moves boxes independently, and that's just a sign of what's in store for the industry and, in the future, our homes
Tal Shahaf
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11.26.25
NEO: The pricey new robot that's a dream for your home - and nightmare
Robotics firm 1X has introduced a human-sized AI assistant to handle household chores; but to learn, it streams your home to real workers; the result: a $20,000 mix of tech innovation and privacy concerns, as human eyes train the robot via its cameras
Raphael Kahan
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11.01.25
From 64 to 224 spaces: Israel’s first public robotic parking lot opens in Tel Aviv
New Bograshov Street facility quadruples parking capacity with fully automated system; part of city’s broader mixed-use urban plan
Sivan Hilaie
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09.30.25
Artificial womb robot promises cheap surrogacy but sparks deep ethical fears
A Chinese company showcased a $14,000 robot with an artificial womb, claiming it could carry a fetus through pregnancy; Supporters hailed a fertility breakthrough, but doctors, ethicists and governments warn the technology is premature, controversial and fraught with social risks
Raphael Kahan
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08.19.25
Robots vs. humans: The surprising truth about automating your workforce
Businesses rush to automate, but warehouse robots bring hidden costs: downtime, maintenance, lost space and even traffic jams; while automation offers long-term gains, ignoring these hurdles can quickly eat away at your investment returns
Prof. Mor Peretz
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06.10.25
Humanoid robots run Beijing half marathon in global first
Beijing hosts world’s first humanoid robot marathon, placing leading developers against each other and showcasing China’s ambition to lead the globe's robotics race
Daniela Ginzburg
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04.21.25
Smart machines that walk, walk and work with you: Inside Israel’s homegrown robot revolution
A robotic dog for soldiers, a social office assistant and a companion for the elderly—HRI consortium unveils AI-powered robots that understand natural language and integrate seamlessly into human teams, from the battlefield to the boardroom
Tal Shahaf
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04.11.25
Humanoid robots with advanced AI set to revolutionize industries
Robots to mimic human behavior, navigate environments, and perform complex tasks; Israeli company Mentee Robotics unveils its latest robot, MenteeBot 3.0, to compete in the rapidly growing global robotics market
Tal Shahaf
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03.17.25
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