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Did the FCC Ban Foreign Robots? What the July 2026 Covered List Changes

Published: August 8, 2026 by Physical AI Lab
Generic editorial robot concept illustrating Did the FCC Ban Foreign Robots? What the July 2026 Covered List Changes

The FCC added foreign-produced advanced robotic devices to its Covered List on July 28, 2026. The direct rule is an equipment-authorization restriction, not a China-only or Unitree-only blanket confiscation, import or use ban.

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EngineAI T800 Specs and Availability: High-Mobility Demos vs General-Purpose Capability

Published: August 7, 2026 by Physical AI Lab
Generic editorial robot concept illustrating EngineAI T800 Specs and Availability: High-Mobility Demos vs General-Purpose Capability

EngineAI’s current T800 page lists four editions from $40,500 to $80,800, but a published price is not proof of stock, regional delivery or a firm lead time. Its high-mobility demonstrations show dynamic control in the displayed setup, not open-ended autonomous work.

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RealSense D455 vs D435i: Choosing a Robot Camera by Range, Shutter and IMU

Published: August 7, 2026 · Updated: October 11, 2026 by Physical AI Lab
Generic editorial robot concept illustrating RealSense D455 vs D435i: Choosing a Robot Camera by Range, Shutter and IMU

Choose the D455 for a 95 mm baseline, a 0.6–6 m ideal range and global-shutter RGB aligned more closely with the depth view. Choose the smaller D435i when 0.3–3 m work and 1920 × 1080 color matter more.

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How Autonomous Is the John Deere 9RX? Order Status, 16 Cameras and Tillage Requirements

Published: August 7, 2026 by Physical AI Lab
Generic editorial robot concept illustrating How Autonomous Is the John Deere 9RX? Order Status, 16 Cameras and Tillage Requirements

John Deere has demonstrated a 16-camera autonomous 9RX for tillage, but its US autonomy page still says orders will open soon as of August 7, 2026. Factory readiness, activated autonomy and human-supervised field work are three different states.

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Booster K1 vs T1 vs T2: Price, Size, SDK and RoboCup Development

Published: August 7, 2026 by Physical AI Lab
Generic editorial robot concept illustrating Booster K1 vs T1 vs T2: Price, Size, SDK and RoboCup Development

K1 is the 95 cm entry platform advertised from $5,999, T1 is a 1.18 m development and RoboCup platform, and T2 is a 1.4 m manipulation-focused flagship. T1 and T2 require a quote, and open-source coverage must be verified per model and release.

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LimX TRON 1 Standard vs EDU: What $15,000 and $25,000 Include for SDK Access

Published: August 7, 2026 by Physical AI Lab
Generic editorial robot concept illustrating LimX TRON 1 Standard vs EDU: What $15,000 and $25,000 Include for SDK Access

TRON 1 Standard and EDU share much of the same robot hardware, but they are not interchangeable development packages. Standard is listed at $15,000 without secondary-development rights; EDU is $25,000 and adds the SDK and developer interfaces.

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Which MolmoAct 2 Checkpoint Should You Use? Base, Think and Task-Tuned Models

Published: August 7, 2026 by Physical AI Lab
Generic editorial robot concept illustrating Which MolmoAct 2 Checkpoint Should You Use? Base, Think and Task-Tuned Models

Use Base as the adaptation starting point for a new robot and evaluate Think when explicit depth reasoning may help. DROID, YAM, SO100/101 and LIBERO checkpoints are tuned to named schemas, not universal plug-and-play controllers.

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Isaac ROS NITROS Explained: Zero-Copy Conditions and GPU Data-Path Design

Published: August 7, 2026 by Physical AI Lab
Generic editorial robot concept illustrating Isaac ROS NITROS Explained: Zero-Copy Conditions and GPU Data-Path Design

NITROS zero-copy benefits are clearest when adjacent NITROS-accelerated nodes negotiate a compatible type inside the same process. Standard-node, process and machine boundaries can reintroduce conversion, copying or serialization.

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What Is Wandercraft Calvin Doing at Renault? A 30 kg Tire Trial and the 350-Robot Plan

Published: August 7, 2026 · Updated: August 25, 2026 by Physical AI Lab
Generic editorial robot concept illustrating What Is Wandercraft Calvin Doing at Renault? A 30 kg Tire Trial and the 350-Robot Plan

Calvin is currently being tested at Renault’s Douai plant handling two tires weighing about 30 kg. Roughly ten robots by late 2026 and 350 by late 2027 are roadmap targets, not today’s installed fleet.

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What Is MenteeBot V3? 2026 PoCs and the 2028 Production Target After the Mobileye Acquisition

Published: August 7, 2026 by Physical AI Lab
Generic editorial robot concept illustrating What Is MenteeBot V3? 2026 PoCs and the 2028 Production Target After the Mobileye Acquisition

MenteeBot V3 is presented as a 175 cm, 70 kg, 40-DoF humanoid, and Mobileye completed the acquisition in February 2026. Customer PoCs and series production remain plans rather than proven deployments.

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