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Barclays sees $200B humanoid market by 2035

Barclays says humanoid robots could become a $200B market by 2035 as costs fall and physical AI moves toward real-world use.

Andrew Kang sees humanoids entering daily life

Andrew Kang says humanoids could enter daily life within three to five years, but home adoption still depends on safety and usefulness.

Caregiving robot helps couple stay at home

AP reports a caregiving robot is helping a New Hampshire couple manage daily routines, medication reminders, and independence at home.

Gatsby robot cleans first U.S. apartment

Gatsby says a humanoid robot completed a $150 apartment cleaning in San Francisco, showing how robot services may reach homes before robot ownership.

Unitree H2 Plus targets humanoid research

Unitree says H2 Plus combines NVIDIA Isaac GR00T, Jetson Thor, and dexterous hands to accelerate humanoid robotics research.

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China humanoid report shows commercialization push

Research and Markets says China’s humanoid robot sector is moving toward early commercialization as pricing tiers, product segmentation, application scenarios and sales-volume forecasts become clearer.

1X says NEO robot hands unlock everyday home tasks

1X says its new NEO robotic hands bring human-level dexterity, tactile sensing and safer manipulation to everyday home tasks, including light bulbs, zippers, pouring tea, sorting grapes and handling small objects.

HHN to cover home humanoids at Humanoids Summit

Humanoid Home News will be on-site at Humanoids Summit Silicon Valley 2026 seeking interviews with companies building humanoids for home care, companionship, safety, and daily household support.

Eldercare robots may lead in Japan and Korea

UK-based GO Robotics Co-Founder Omer Rahim highlights eldercare robots for reminders, monitoring, lifting support, companionship, fall detection and night-time checks, while Japan and South Korea move faster toward adoption.
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