# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Robotics

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Robotics", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Rhythm Interview with OpenMind: From x402 Payments to Building the 'Android for Robots'

In a 2025 interview, OpenMind founder and Stanford professor Jan Liphardt discusses his vision for building the "brain" for humanoid robots, positioning it as a potential "Android for robots." Following a $20 million funding round, OpenMind has accelerated its product roadmap, launching a suite of offerings from an underlying operating system to a payment protocol. A core of OpenMind’s strategy is enabling the emerging "Machine Economy," where robots act as independent economic agents. A key development is its partnership with Circle and the implementation of the x402 protocol, allowing robots to autonomously conduct transactions using USDC stablecoins—exemplified by robots independently paying for charging at stations in San Francisco. Beyond payments, OpenMind is creating a modular operating system (OM1) and a dedicated app store where users can download skills and applications for their robots. The company aims to address critical challenges in robotics, including value exchange, identity authentication, data privacy, and collaborative governance through its FABRIC protocol and blockchain technology, envisioning a future of seamless human-robot collaboration.

marsbit01/22 11:07

Rhythm Interview with OpenMind: From x402 Payments to Building the 'Android for Robots'

marsbit01/22 11:07

xAI's Trump Card: Why Grok 5 Could Become the Strongest Model in 2026?

xAI's Grok 5, a 7-trillion-parameter model set for release in 2026, is positioned to become the most powerful AI model due to four key advantages. First, xAI has a massive compute advantage, with plans to deploy 1 million GPUs across multiple data centers, including custom power solutions like airlifted gas turbines and Tesla Megapacks to bypass grid limitations. Second, it leverages real-time data from X (Twitter), processing over 100 million posts daily for training, enabling superior cultural and trend awareness. Third, X’s distribution network—700 million DAU and 6 billion MAU—provides a built-in user base and integration potential for an "everything app." Finally, xAI benefits from physical AI integration through Tesla’s autonomous vehicles and Optimus robots, which supply real-world data and act as deployment platforms. Despite risks like Musk’s controversies, execution challenges, and potential shifts in scaling laws, xAI’s ecosystem strategy may secure its lead.

marsbit01/19 09:57

xAI's Trump Card: Why Grok 5 Could Become the Strongest Model in 2026?

marsbit01/19 09:57

Elon Musk's First Interview in 2026: Discussing the Impact of AI, Robotics, Energy, and US-China Competition on the Near Future

In a January 2026 interview, Elon Musk discussed the profound impact of AI, robotics, energy, and global competition on the near future. He declared 2026 as the "Year of Singularity," asserting that AI progress is exponential, with AGI achievable by 2026 and AI intelligence surpassing all humans combined by 2030. Musk predicted that Optimus robots would outperform human surgeons within three years, making high-quality healthcare essentially free due to AI, chip performance, and robotic dexterity advancing exponentially. He argued that pursuing medical degrees would become pointless unless for social reasons. On global AI competition, Musk stated China would dominate in computing power, citing its massive electricity production (3 times the U.S. by 2026), reduced chip advantage gaps, and exceptional execution capabilities. He envisioned the AI landscape led by XAI, Google, and China. For energy, Musk emphasized solar power as the ultimate solution, proposing a three-phase plan: doubling grid efficiency with battery storage, deploying space-based solar satellites, and eventually building satellite factories on the Moon. He described energy as the future currency. Economically, Musk suggested that money might become irrelevant in 10-20 years due to AI and robotics driving abundance, leading to "Universal High Income" (UHI) instead of UBI. He warned of a turbulent 3-7 year transition period. He also noted that work would become optional within two decades, expressed concern over declining birthrates, and criticized traditional education, advocating for curiosity-driven learning enhanced by AI tutors. Musk concluded by encouraging active optimism: "Make hope happen."

marsbit01/13 05:11

Elon Musk's First Interview in 2026: Discussing the Impact of AI, Robotics, Energy, and US-China Competition on the Near Future

marsbit01/13 05:11

Jensen Huang Announces 8 New Products in 1.5 Hours, NVIDIA Fully Bets on AI Inference and Physical AI

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang unveiled eight major announcements during his CES 2026 keynote, focusing on advancing AI inference and physical AI technologies. The centerpiece was the NVIDIA Vera Rubin POD AI supercomputer, which integrates six custom chips—Vera CPU, Rubin GPU, NVLink 6 Switch, ConnectX-9 SuperNIC, BlueField-4 DPU, and Spectrum-X CPO—designed for协同 performance. The Rubin GPU offers 5x higher inference and 3.5x higher training performance than Blackwell, with support for HBM4 memory. The Vera Rubin NVL72 system delivers 3.6 EFLOPS in NVFP4 inference performance in a single rack, with enhanced memory bandwidth. NVIDIA also introduced the Spectrum-X Ethernet CPO for improved power efficiency, a推理上下文内存存储平台 to optimize KV cache storage and reduce recomputation, and the DGX SuperPOD based on Rubin architecture, cutting token costs for large MoE models to 1/10. On the software side, NVIDIA expanded its open-source offerings, including new models and datasets, and emphasized the rise of physical AI. The company open-sourced the Alpha-Mayo model for autonomous driving, enabling reasoning-based decision-making, and announced production-ready NVIDIA DRIVE platforms for Mercedes-Benz. Partnerships with Siemens and robotics firms like Boston Dynamics were highlighted, underscoring NVIDIA’s full-stack approach to AI infrastructure and real-world AI applications.

marsbit01/06 04:36

Jensen Huang Announces 8 New Products in 1.5 Hours, NVIDIA Fully Bets on AI Inference and Physical AI

marsbit01/06 04:36

Jensen Huang's CES 2026 Keynote: Three Key Themes and a 'Chip Beast'

At CES 2026, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the Rubin AI computing platform, a major leap in AI infrastructure designed to make AI "think longer" and operate more cost-efficiently. The Rubin architecture includes the Rubin GPU, Vera CPU, NVLink 6, and BlueField-4, working together to significantly reduce inference costs—up to 10x lower than Blackwell—and support longer context and multi-step reasoning. A key innovation is the Inference Context Memory Storage Platform, which uses BlueField-4 and Spectrum-X to manage AI context data at scale, improving token throughput and energy efficiency. NVIDIA also introduced the DGX SuperPOD, scaling the Rubin platform to 576 GPUs for large-scale AI clusters. Huang emphasized the shift toward Reasoning/Agentic AI and announced major updates to NVIDIA’s open-source ecosystem, including models like Nemotron and tools for RAG, safety, and speech. In physical AI, NVIDIA launched Cosmos for physics-aware video generation and prediction, and Alpamayo—an open-source vision-language-action model for autonomous driving, now in production with Mercedes-Benz. The event also highlighted growing adoption of NVIDIA’s robotics platform, Isaac GR00T, by companies like Boston Dynamics and LG, signaling broader commercialization of AI in real-world applications.

marsbit01/06 02:08

Jensen Huang's CES 2026 Keynote: Three Key Themes and a 'Chip Beast'

marsbit01/06 02:08

Crypto Workers Predict What's Next While Bigwigs Take Christmas Break?

Castle Labs and its community of experts share predictions for 2026. Key themes include the rise of AI and robotics, supported by policy shifts and DePIN networks. Privacy tech is expected to become critical for institutional adoption. DeFi is predicted to mature, with institutional capital boosting TVL and protocols operating more like traditional businesses. Prediction markets, led by Polymarket and Kalshi, will grow significantly. Hyperliquid is highlighted as a leading infrastructure for perps and financialization. Memecoins and low-utility altcoins may decline, while RWA tokenization accelerates. The market may see increased volatility, with BTC dominance rising and a focus on real yield and tokenomics innovation.

marsbit12/25 08:40

Crypto Workers Predict What's Next While Bigwigs Take Christmas Break?

marsbit12/25 08:40

VCs Review 2025 Crypto Investments: Narrative is Dead, Computing Power is King

Venture capital reflects on 2025 crypto investments, declaring "narratives are dead, compute is king." Despite growth in on-chain financial tools and a favorable U.S. regulatory environment, long-term crypto investors faced a difficult year due to structural market issues, including token unlock mechanisms and speculative behavior. Public market winners were owners of physical and financial bottlenecks: power, semiconductors, and scarce compute (e.g., IREN, NVIDIA). AI value accrued to infrastructure and essential services, not speculative narratives. Tokenized networks underperformed as usage failed to translate to value capture. Key lessons: AI value is realized in infrastructure, neutrality is a key economic asset, and token networks face recurring structural challenges. For 2026, the focus shifts to machine transaction surfaces, budget-backed applied infrastructure, and high-conviction asymmetric bets. The market is transitioning from discovery to exit phases, with a temporary shift toward equity investments over tokens.

marsbit12/24 03:16

VCs Review 2025 Crypto Investments: Narrative is Dead, Computing Power is King

marsbit12/24 03:16

VC Retrospective 2025: Compute is King, Narrative is Dead

Venture Capital Review 2025: Compute is King, Narrative is Dead The article reflects on the challenging yet transformative year of 2025 for crypto and AI investments. While on-chain financial tools and the machine economy saw significant growth, long-term crypto investors faced a difficult market structure plagued by a "negative prisoner's dilemma," premature token unlocks, and a major market failure in October that triggered industry-wide deleveraging. Despite these setbacks, the value creation in crypto and AI over the past decade has been immense, far outpacing other regions and sectors. The "Magnificent 7" tech giants and crypto assets collectively added trillions in market cap. The key lesson from 2025 is that value accrued to the narratives but to the owners of physical and financial bottlenecks: power, semiconductors, and scarce compute. Public market winners were companies like NVIDIA, TSMC, IREN, and Bloom Energy. In software, value flowed to embedded, "must-have" platforms (e.g., Alphabet, Meta) rather than optional tools. In private markets, foundational AI companies grew rapidly but faced fragility, while value-controlling companies (e.g., Applied Intuition, Anduril) were better positioned. Tokenized networks were the weakest performers, as usage failed to translate into token value capture. The core takeaway is that the market rewarded ownership of choke points and punished projects lacking control over cash flow or compute. For 2026, the investment focus shifts downstream to: (1) machine transaction surfaces (payments, billing, compliance), (2) applied infrastructure with existing budgets, and (3) high-conviction, non-consensus opportunities. The allocation will temporarily favor equity over tokens until market structure issues are resolved. The author concludes that a major shakeout is coming, but it also presents significant opportunity. The need to move beyond collective illusions and focus on real, budget-backed economic activity is paramount.

比推12/23 23:11

VC Retrospective 2025: Compute is King, Narrative is Dead

比推12/23 23:11

Hot Interaction Collection | Cascade Early Access Application; OpenMind Adds Badge Tasks (December 17)

Hot Interaction Roundup: Cascade Early Access and OpenMind Badge Tasks (Dec 17) Cascade, a crypto brokerage platform, is now accepting early access applications. It offers 24/7 trading of U.S. stocks and crypto perpetual contracts with a single margin account. Users can apply via X (Twitter) and Google email, and join the Discord to claim OG roles. OpenMind, founded by a Stanford professor, is building a universal OS and decentralized network for smart machines. It recently added new badge tasks: users can sign up with Google, verify with World Coin for a Personhood badge, and connect a Backpack wallet for another badge. Altius, a modular execution stack developer, launched a Web3 knowledge quiz with Open Academy. Participants can complete three course levels and social tasks for a chance to win limited edition boxes or OA tokens. The event runs until December 23.

Odaily星球日报12/17 07:31

Hot Interaction Collection | Cascade Early Access Application; OpenMind Adds Badge Tasks (December 17)

Odaily星球日报12/17 07:31

Tether Invests in Humanoid Robots. When Will They Be Launched

Tether, the company behind the USDT stablecoin, has invested in humanoid robotics through a €70 million funding round in Generative Bionics, a spin-off from the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT). The startup is developing "physical AI" robots for industrial use and human interaction, leveraging two decades of IIT research. Tether stated these investments support technologies that "expand human potential and reduce reliance on centralized systems." The first industrial deployment programs for these robots are planned for early 2026, targeting manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and retail sectors. A full concept of the humanoid robot will be unveiled at the CES exhibition in Las Vegas. Tether investment portfolio also includes AI, financial services, energy, and biotech.

RBK-crypto12/09 09:19

Tether Invests in Humanoid Robots. When Will They Be Launched