Updated continuously · Last updated June 7, 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.

An objective analysis of Unitree Robotics' H1 and G1 humanoid systems, evaluating their shipping status, technical specifications, and realistic landed costs for the Indian market amid global price compression.

Figure AI positions its humanoid robots as industrial workforces rather than consumer devices. This analysis evaluates the Figure 01 and Figure 02 models based on verified deployment data, manufacturer specifications, and the strategic partnership with BMW, while examining availability and pricing for the Indian market.

A grounded assessment of Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot programme, analyzing the transition from Gen 1 to Gen 2, pilot deployments in factories, and the realistic availability and pricing for the Indian market.

An analysis of the Wassenaar Arrangement, US EAR, and India's DGFT SCOMET framework as they apply to humanoid robotics hardware, supply chains, and pricing in the Indian market.

An evidence-based analysis of ISO 10218 and ISO 13482 standards governing industrial and service robots. This article evaluates compliance requirements, risk assessment protocols, and the financial implications of safety hardware in the Indian manufacturing ecosystem.

An analysis of the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act and its specific implications for robotics, autonomous systems, and high-risk AI deployments, including compliance requirements and impacts on the Indian manufacturing sector.

An in-depth analysis of the Drone (Management) Rules, 2021, outlining the regulatory framework governing unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in India, including classification, licensing, and no-fly zones.

A critical analysis of venture capital flow into Indian robotics startups, examining the gap between funding announcements from Sequoia, Accel, and Blume and actual hardware shipments. Focuses on logistics automation, humanoid speculation, and manufacturing economics.

An evidence-based review of major robotics M&A deals, prioritizing shipping hardware over announcements, with a focus on the Hyundai-Boston Dynamics and Agility-Amazon transactions and their implications for the Indian market.
Humanoid launches, deployments, funding and India-focused coverage - in one place.






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