Video friday Is your weekly selection terrible Robotic Video, collected by your friends IEEE spectrum Robotics. We also post a weekly calendar of upcoming robotics events for the next few months. Please Send us your events for inclusion.

IEEE RCAR 2025: 1-6 June 2025, Toyama, Japan

2025 Energy Drone and Robotics Summit: 16-18 June 2025, Houston, TX

RSS 2025: 21-25 June 2025, Los Angeles

Eth robotics summer school: 21-27 June 2025, Geneva

IAS 2025: 30 June -4 July 2025, Genoa, Italy

ICRES 2025: 3-4 July 2025, Porto, Portugal

IEEE World Haptics: 8-11 July 2025, Suvon, Korea

IFAC seminar on robotics: 15-18 July 2025, Paris

Robocup 2025: 15-21 July 2025, Bahia, Brazil

RO-Man 2025: 25-29 August 2025, Endhovan, Netherlands

Claver 2025: 5–7 September 2025, Shenzen

Corl 2025: 27-30 September 2025, Seoul

IEEE Humanoids: 30 September -2 October 2025, Seoul

World robot summit: 10–12 October 2025, OsakaJapan

IROS 2025: 19–25 October 2025, Hangzo, China

Enjoy today’s video!

A humanoid robot requires a factory, to be successful and normal in the warehouse, or even at home requires a comprehensive understanding of the world around it – both size and interact with robots in terms of objects and environment. To perform those tasks with agility and adaptability, the atlas requires equally tight and optimized perception system.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oe1dke3cf7i

[Boston Dynamics]

What happens when a bipolar robot is placed behind a moving cargo truck without any support? Limx Dynamics detected the idea in the real -world testing. During the test, Tron 1 was stationed in a medium -sized truck compartment. The vehicle carried out a series of maneuvers- Saden stop, rapid acceleration, sharp turns, and changes in lane. Due to no external support, Tron 1 had to fully rely rely on its onboard control system, so that a real challenge could be presented to stay upright Dynamic stability,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcayqe7pkog

[LimX Dynamics]

Thanks, Jynyan!

We present a cool, smooth-moving controller for quadruple guide robots, which solve important challenges for blind and low-vision (BLV) users. Unlike traditional controllers, which produce distracted noise and jerk speed, enables our slow, stable and human-motion to walk-even on the stairs. Through interviewing and user studies with BLV individuals, we show that our controller reduces noise by half and improves user’s acceptance, making making Quadruple robot A more viable mobility aid.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-pz_8hqe6s

[University of Massachusetts Amherst]

Thanks, Julia!

RIVR, a leading RIVR in Physical AI and Robotics, is partnering to pilot with VOO Delivery robot Austin, in the heart of Texas. Designed to solve the “final-100-yard” challenge, our wheel-foot robot navigates to give parcels, gates and real-world terrains directly to the door-working with human drivers, not their place.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPFQK0-z- RM

[RIVR]

We will soon have more on this robot, but for now, you have to know all this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6avyea_wnk

[Pintobotics]

Some great Quadruple parker Here – the wall has not been seen before.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezbm594T3c4

[Paper] Through [Science Robotics]

It is fun, and also useful, as it is about recovering from unexpected and tremendous effects.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkcdp41_4m8

What is that at 0:06, however?! Very good.

[Unitree]

Perhaps an option for all of them Social robot Are not social now?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwmuo91drji

[RoboHearts]

Oh, well, another robot I don’t want anywhere with me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylssuetkmha

[SDU Biorobotics Lab, University of Southern Denmark]

However it has become the first humanoid robot to “efficiently using chopsticks,” I am very doubtful about the vested autonomy. In addition, they are chopstick theater.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ergit1fglck

[ROBOTERA]

It seems that Westwood robotics had a fun time LetterTu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhec98zkiho

[Westwood Robotics]

Tessa Lau, CEO and co-founder of Dusty Robotics, gave a plane session (Keenot) at the 2025 IEEE International Conference on robotics. Automation ,Letter) In May 2025.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pq2zg19hg

[Dusty Robotics]