When we walked into NVIDIA's HQ and sat down with their robotics team, something clicked that changed how we think about deployment entirely. We weren't there to talk about the cloud. We weren't there to talk about remote inference or centralized model servers. The conversation kept coming back to one thing: the intelligence has to live where the robot lives. On the factory floor. In the training center. Inside the facility. The deployment model for humanoid robotics isn't cl

Universities across Argentina and Latin America are redefining what it means to prepare professionals for the future and humanoid robots are already at the center of that transformation. There comes a moment when a technology stops being a novelty and becomes infrastructure. For humanoid robotics, that moment is approaching and it’s arriving through universities across the region. In recent months, at Humandroid, we’ve started to observe a pattern that genuinely excites us:

By Santiago Braña, CTO & Co-founder at Humandroid. Coming back from San Jose with a strong feeling: we're closer than we think. GTC 2026 wasn't just a conference. It was a real temperature check on where Physical AI actually stands today and the reading was clear: the ecosystem is aligning faster than anyone anticipated. Over four intense days, we joined deep-dive sessions on simulation, robotics, and digital twins. We worked inside hands-on labs with Omniverse, Isaac, and

For the first time at an industrial trade show of this scale, a humanoid robot was teleoperated live in front of hundreds of engineers, operations directors and decision-makers from across Europe

Some moments mark a clear before and after. This month is one of them. Our CTO, Santiago Braña , will be at NVIDIA GTC March 2026 the world's most important event for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics being interviewed to tell our story. From a startup in Córdoba, Argentina 🇦🇷, to the global stage where the future of automation is being defined. Entering the NVIDIA Ecosystem On January 1st, 2025, we registered as official members of the NVIDIA Developer Program , acc

Last week we attended the Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona , one of the most important global technology events focused on connectivity, AI, robotics and digital innovation. This edition brought together thousands of professionals and more than 2,900 exhibitors, consolidating the event as a space for high‑level networking, business development and technology showcases. A panoramic view of Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona, showing the scale and energy of the ev

Why UBTECH's Walker S2 deployment at a wind turbine factory marks a turning point in industrial automation A camera follows a humanoid robot walking alone across a factory floor. No guide rail, no operator, no fixed path. It moves between workstations, picks up components, sorts them with precision, and continues to the next point. Outside, wind turbines are waiting for parts. This is not a lab demo or a concept video this is the SANY RE plant, China's first 5G-enabled wind

Today we’re introducing Robots ID, an end-to-end operating system for humanoid robots designed to capture, structure, and scale real-world robot intelligence. Robot ID enables humanoid robots to be trained directly from human behavior through teleoperation, motion capture, and multimodal sensing turning physical experience into reusable intelligence.

During our recent trip to the United States, we deepened our understanding of Henry Evans , who has been working on Robots for Humanity since 2010 , developing a vision centered on using robotics to meaningfully improve people’s lives, especially those facing severe physical challenges. Although we did not meet him in person, we explored his story, his work, and the profound purpose that has guided him for years. Henry Evans is a global reference in the use of robotics as a

The Learning Era: Why the Future of Humanoid Robotics Is an Operating System, Not Hardware For more than a decade, the robotics industry has been dominated by a single question: Who builds the best robot? Faster actuators. Better balance. Stronger hands. Lower cost per unit. But after extensive conversations with large industrial enterprises, global integrators, and technology partners, one conclusion has become unavoidable: The next decade of robotics will not be won by hard

Our trip to the United States had a clear intention from the very beginning: we knew this journey would connect us with teams who share our vision of training the new workforce of the future. That was our mission—immersing ourselves in the ecosystem where humanoid robotics, teleoperation, and digital twins are rapidly evolving, meeting the builders shaping the next era, and laying the foundations for what we will create together. This trip also marked a major milestone for us

Today, November 13, we had our second visit to NVIDIA’s HQ to meet with the robotics team and share the latest updates from Robots For Humanity. It was a super rainy day, so we had to carefully make our way between the Voyage and Endeavor buildings, dodging puddles and umbrellas—but even the weather couldn’t dampen our excitement. There’s something about walking through those halls and seeing the cutting-edge work happening that really fuels your energy. This time, we had t

Robots For Humanity inaugurated its Humanoid Robot Training Center in Buenos Aires — a pioneering space where robots are calibrated, programmed, and trained for real industrial tasks. Together with global partners, the center drives the creation of the new workforce of the future through advanced robotics and digital twins.

On September 08, 2025 , at the Rural Expo in Buenos Aires, together with our partner Big Dipper and TGN , we achieved a historic milestone: the first teleoperation of a humanoid robot in Latin America within the Oil & Gas sector. This project represents a major step forward in how the industry can tackle high-risk or hard-to-reach tasks. How it was done The star of this experience was the Unitree G1 humanoid robot , agile and versatile, capable of walking, manipulating obje

Between August 5 and August 25 , the Humandroid team traveled to China on a journey that became a turning point for our company. This was not a conventional technical or commercial trip. It was, above all, a journey to see the future of humanoid robots with our own eyes and to understand how that future is being built today. The trip was carried out by the three company founders: Santiago Braña (CTO) , José Montalvo (COO) , and Alejandro Parise (CEO) . We traveled with

The best partnerships aren't built in a boardroom. They're built meeting by meeting, delivery by delivery until one day you realize you've built something neither of you could have done alone. That's exactly what happened with Néstor Rios and the team at Big Dipper. January 16, 2025 — The First Meeting Two companies that barely knew each other sat down to talk. What started as a mutual exploration quickly became something much more concrete: Humandroid needed real robots to

In April, Humandroid began its mission in Texas with support from ProCórdoba, visiting IBM, Tesla, Microsoft, and more. In San Francisco, we connected with InOrbit, Figure, and Nvidia HQ, validating our technology roadmap and strengthening partnerships to train the workforce of the future.

The Beginning of Robots For Humanity It all started with a video. In April 2024, I saw a demo of the Figure 01 robot. The humanoid didn’t just perform a task it explained why it was doing it. In that moment, watching it reason in real time, I realized something that completely changed my perspective: Robots were already thinking. That was the beginning of everything. Figure became more than just an inspiration—it became a guiding vision. We quickly aligned ourselves with Figu