China's Tiangong, the first full-size electric running robot, goes open-source to accelerate development and integration into daily life.

China has unveiled Tiangong, the world's first electric-powered running humanoid robot. Tiangong is now open-source, allowing researchers and developers to contribute to its development. The robot can navigate complex environments and has potential applications in logistics and security.

On Monday, the world’s first electric-powered running humanoid robot, “Tiangong,” went open source. According to Global Times, this milestone aims to accelerate the development of humanoid robots and their integration into everyday human life.

The first artwork done by a humanoid robot, famously known as Ai-Da, has been sold in auction for over $1 million.

Sotheby’s recently held an auction for the first artwork made by a humanoid robot. And while the company was expecting the sale to fall between $120,000 and $180,000, the piece ultimately went for over $1 million, after a fierce round that saw 27 bids.

A robot named Ai-Da used its algorithms, camera vision, and robotic arm to create a portrait of AI pioneer Alan Turing. Sotheby's thought it would go for a max of $180,000.