Updated continuously · Last updated September 4, 2026
Four pillars of the RobotWale library - from humanoids to the AI stack underneath.
Tesla Optimus, Figure 02, Unitree H1, Apptronik Apollo and more.
Explore →VLA models, imitation learning and the robotics foundation models.
Explore →Robot vacuums, cooking bots and the robots already living in Indian homes.
Explore →DJI Agras, Garuda Aerospace, ideaForge and India's drone wave.
Explore →Fresh from the library.

A hardware-graded review of solid-state LiDAR, Time-of-Flight, and stereo depth cameras currently shipping for humanoid robot perception. Covers spec sheet verification, deployment reality, compute constraints, and India landed-cost estimates.

A grounded assessment of robotics foundation models—RT-2, Physical Intelligence’s Pi, and Stanford’s Groot—graded by hardware integration, pilot deployment maturity, and India market availability. No hype, only shipping hardware, factory demos, and verifiable reporting.

A grounded assessment of sim-to-real frameworks for humanoid robotics, evaluating NVIDIA Isaac Sim and Google DeepMind MuJoCo against deployment realities, infrastructure requirements, and India market availability.

An evidence-based review of reinforcement learning applications in humanoid locomotion and manipulation, graded by shipping hardware, pilot deployments, and public announcements. Includes India availability, landed cost estimates, and technical constraints for deployed systems.

A grounded analysis of imitation learning pipelines in humanoid robotics, covering teleoperation hardware, demonstration collection, behavior cloning algorithms, and evidence-graded deployment status across global manufacturers and India.

A grounded assessment of the VLA paradigm, examining RT-2, Octo, and OpenVLA against hardware deployment realities, pilot integrations, and India market availability.

A grounded assessment of DRDO’s humanoid and combat robotics programmes, graded by deployment status, hardware evidence, and current availability for Indian defence and civil sectors.

A grounded assessment of humanoid and bipedal robot research across IIT Madras, IIT Bombay, IISc Bangalore, and allied Indian institutions. Focuses on shipped prototypes, control architectures, funding mechanisms, and realistic pathways to commercial availability.

A grounded review of Honda’s ASIMO program, tracing its actuation, control, and sensor fusion breakthroughs, its real-world pilot deployments, and how its engineering DNA shapes today’s shipping humanoid hardware.
Humanoid launches, deployments, funding and India-focused coverage - in one place.






Humanoid robotics is one of the most exciting fields in tech - and also one of the noisiest. We cover what is shipping, what it costs, and how it actually behaves in the real world. Especially in India.
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