Apple is exploring both humanoid and non-humanoid robotic form factors, according to a new scoop from longtime Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The intel comes on the heels of a research paper from the ...

Apple uses anthropomorphic robots as opposed to humanoid robots, with sensing hardware and software at the core. Samsung has taken a similar approach with its smart home robot, Ballie .

As for the humanoid robot idea, well, if Apple is truly exploring something that it could deliver before the end of this decade, I say make it their own. Apple could partner up with Sophia maker ...

A top Apple stock analyst says the consumer electronics giant is mulling whether to make a humanoid robot. In a post on social network X on Wednesday, TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi ...

Apple is exploring the merits of producing its own humanoid and non-humanoid robots, one analyst says. While signs have previously pointed toward a non-humanoid robot in Apple's future, supply ...

Apple is reportedly “exploring both humanoid and non-humanoid robots for its future smart home ecosystem”. ... Apple’s robot mass production likely won’t start until 2028 or later.

An Apple research paper suggests that humanoid robots can be more effectively trained with human instructors as well as robot demonstrators, which is part of a new combined approach the company ...

Information has reached Kuo that Apple is also exploring humanoid robot form factors—but perhaps not in exactly the same way that rival robot makers—like Tesla or Figure, with its impressive ...

Apple reportedly aims to launch the tabletop robot by 2026 or 2027, with an estimated price of around $1,000. When will it ship the humanoid robot Kuo held out as a possibility?

Perhaps Meta’s jump into this field might see Apple’s humanoid robot project promoted from hobby to something more mainstream within the company. So far, autonomous robots have been geared to ...

These humanoid robots might not be ready until the next decade, assuming Apple wants to go there. But advancements in AI will certainly help make a case for such a product.