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SoftBank Robotics and Bear Robotics Launch Servi Q in Japan
SoftBank Robotics and Bear Robotics put the Servi Q delivery robot on sale in Japan, a 35-centimeter-wide, tray-carrying machine built to fit 45-centimeter aisles and drive in reverse, aimed at narrow restaurants, hotels and care facilities that standard-width robots cannot enter.

Agility Robotics Hires a Wall Street CFO, and the Humanoid Industry Gets Its First Earnings-Call Test
Agility Robotics has appointed Michael Beer, a former Wall Street robotics analyst and Piper Sandler banker, as chief financial officer, the clearest signal yet that its merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI is moving toward completion. The listing would make Agility the first publicly traded American humanoid robot maker, and the coming Form S-4 will give the market its first audited look at humanoid economics: what the robots cost, what they earn, and whether robots-as-a-service revenue from customers like GXO and Schaeffler can anchor a public valuation. Whatever the stock does, the disclosure alone will reset how the entire sector’s claims get priced.
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Japan Capped Its Restaurant Worker Visas. Then It Shipped the Robot.
Japan's Specified Skilled Worker quota for restaurant jobs is nearly capped at 50,000. Days after the government moved to pause new approvals, SoftBank Robotics and Bear Robotics launched a narrow-aisle delivery robot built for the same venues, and the timing says more about immigration policy than a demographic labor shortage.

The Proven Companion Robot Is the One That Cannot Talk
OpenAI told researchers it had banned the maker of an AI teddy bear that discussed sexual fetishes during safety testing. Three months later, the researchers found the bear still appeared to run on an OpenAI model. The companion robot with the strongest clinical record has no language model at all. Both facts belong in the same story.

Nobody Is Buying the Humanoid. They're Buying What's Already Deployed.
Sort 2026's physical-AI acquisitions by which side already had hardware deployed, and the humanoid is never the asset being paid up for. NEURA Robotics, Bear Robotics and Mobileye are converging on the same structure from opposite directions: buy the deployed fleet, treat the humanoid as the acquired add-on.
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