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- 1DYNA Robotics unveils Taku, an AI robot doing household chores●Meet Taku: Redwood City's DYNA Robotics AI robot loads washers, folds towels and stocks shelves
DYNA Robotics, based in Redwood City, California, has introduced Taku, an AI-powered robot that can load washing machines, fold towels and stock shelves. The demonstration has drawn attention as an example of general-purpose robots moving from labs toward practical everyday and workplace tasks, with local coverage highlighting the company's progress in embodied AI.
- 2Figure AI Reports a Robot Scaling Law That Holds 56% of the Time●Figure AI Found a Robot Scaling Law. 56% of the Time.
Figure AI says it has identified a scaling law for robotics, suggesting that increasing data and model size can predictably improve robot performance, as has happened in language models. The reported relationship appears to hold only about 56% of the time, prompting debate about how robust the finding is and whether scaling laws truly apply to embodied AI. Researchers and industry watchers are weighing what this means for the race to build general-purpose humanoid robots.