JournalNo. 07
2 min
The 2026 supply chain: three names now build most humanoid hands
Dexterous hands were the most fragmented part of the humanoid stack. That is changing fast, and it changes what you can expect to buy next year.
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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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JournalNo. 08
2 min
Pilot to production: a 90-day deployment that survives contact with reality
Most robot pilots fail on process, not hardware. The week-by-week plan we use, including the two weeks everyone tries to skip.
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2 min
Rotterdam warehouse opens — EU delivery drops to five days
A second stocking location means European customers stop paying import duty at the door and stop waiting three weeks for a replacement actuator.
ReadJournalNo. 10
2 min
Grippers still win: the quiet, expensive truth about robot hands
Dexterous hands are the most impressive thing on a humanoid and the least used. Where a $400 gripper beats an eleven-degree-of-freedom hand, and where it does not.
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2 min
Warranty, returns and repairs, in plain English
Twenty-four months on the platform, ninety days on consumables, and a return window that does not require a lawyer. The whole policy, without the usual hedging.
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