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  • [New] One tail worth watching: Micron flags humanoid robots, which need ~10 x the memory of today's AI, as a second wave that could stretch the cycle into the next decade. investing.com
  • [New] Collaborative robots will be the fastest growing segment, with an average annual shipment growth rate of 17.4% between 2025 and 2030, compared with just 5.0% for articulated robots. Modern Materials Handling
  • [New] More broad-based domestic demand for robotics will begin to outpace that of the automotive industry in 2026. Industrial Info Resources
  • Prices could drop to $10,000 by 2028, making humanoid robots as affordable as a compact car. NyvoraAI
  • In no particular order, Musk talks about humans becoming an interplanetary species using powerful rockets, deriving energy from orbiting solar farms and a future where humanoid robots do all the hard work (Musk estimates 1m of them will be deployed within the next five years). City AM
  • Nvidia announced it will collaborate with humanoid robot manufacturers in the United States, Europe, and South Korea in addition to its existing work with China's Unitree. Tech Startups - Tech News, Tech Trends & Startup Fundin
  • Unitree and AgiBot are projected to capture nearly 80% of total global humanoid robot shipments in 2026. Educational Technology and Change Journal
  • Chinese humanoid robot startups are moving beyond choreographed demonstrations and into factories and retail stores, racing to secure real-world deployments that could eventually scale to tens of thousands of machines. chinadailyhk
  • Automation - including humanoid robots and AI - could displace between 400 and 800 million jobs worldwide by 2030, forcing up to 375 million workers (roughly 14% of the global workforce) to switch occupations entirely. Robozaps
  • Some 4.66 million industrial robots are already installed on factory floors worldwide and 83 million jobs are at risk by 2027. industriall-union
  • In 2026, robotics will move from exploratory pilots to structured early adoption across the print production floor, driven by rising costs, persistent labour challenges, and growing demand for faster turnaround and 24/7 output. Automate
  • Shipments of collaborative robots (cobots) are predicted to grow at an average annual rate of 17.3% from 2025 to 2030. Modern Materials Handling

Last updated: 13 July 2026



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