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

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

November 10 marks a major milestone for Robots For Humanity as we celebrate our official launch in the United States.

In April, Robots For Humanity 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