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PM01 pre-orders open at $45,990 — what research teams get on day one
The PM01 is the second humanoid on our floor. It is not the cheapest machine you can buy, so here is exactly what the price includes and who it is actually for.
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Field notes from the lab, launch announcements and honest buying guides — written by the engineers who bench-test and deploy these machines, not by a marketing department.
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The T800 lands in Austin: our first humanoid demo floor is open
Three ENGINEAI T800 units are now running eight-hour shifts in our Austin integration lab. Here is what changed once the robots met real flooring, real doorways and real people.
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Forty-eight hours on the bench: what pre-flight testing actually catches
Every platform we ship cycles for two days before it is packed. A short, specific account of the four failures that routine has caught in the last quarter.
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Quadruped or humanoid? A buyer's framework, not a personality test
The two categories overlap far less than the marketing suggests. Five questions that decide it in under ten minutes, plus the one case where the answer is neither.
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Leasing a humanoid at $1,290 a month, line by line
The monthly figure is real, but it is not the whole number. A candid breakdown of term, deposit, service and the buy-out at the end.
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Spare parts on the shelf: why we stock what we sell
A robot that is down is worth nothing. The parts list we keep in inventory, the shipping promise attached to it, and why most resellers cannot match it.
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Six safety checks before a robot meets your staff
Nothing in this list is exotic. All of it has been skipped somewhere, by someone, and the consequences are on record.
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