295K views · 6.8K reactions | This Japanese company built a large humanoid robot to fix power lines, perform railroad construction works and other heavy-duty tasks. West Japan Railway Company (JR West) developed the Human Machine Platform (零式人機ver2.0) in collaboration with Human Machinery Company and Nippon Signal Company. Unveiled at iREX2022, the robot is expected to start work in 2024. | GIGadgets | Facebook

480K views · 5.3K reactions | At 8.5 meters, two-legged robot Mononofu is the winner of the Guinness World Record for the largest humanoid robot. Built by Japanese engineer Masaaki Nagumo, it weighs over seven tonnes. | CGTN | Facebook

Humanoid robots showed off rescue skills, dance moves and household tasks at Tokyo’s 2025 International Robot Exhibition, where developers from Japan and China highlighted rapid software gains and future uses in disaster zones and daily life. | Reuters

47K views · 870 reactions | Discover the groundbreaking capabilities of a humanoid robot designed by Stanford researchers, capable of exploring depths unreachable by humans. With its 3D vision and haptic interface, operators can see and feel through the robot, revolutionizing underwater exploration. | Interesting Engineering | Facebook