Expert repair, setup, training, and accessories for the humanoid robots arriving next. Think of us as the Genius Bar, but for your robotic family members.
Real progress is happening right now. Watch the latest demos.
From first setup to ongoing support, we're here for every step of your robot journey.
Factory-trained technicians ready to diagnose problems, quote repairs, and get robots back to work.
Starting at $149 diagnosis
Full repair quote after inspection
Unboxing, home layout teaching, safety basics, app setup, and practical 1-on-1 training.
$299
2-hour session
Premium in-home service for setup, troubleshooting, repair intake, and smart home integration.
$399+
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Charging stations, protective covers, specialty attachments, and upgrade kits for popular robots.
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Targeting Q3 2026
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Humanoid robots will need more than hype. Owners will need local help, honest guidance, and someone who can translate the technical details.
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Stay informed on the humanoid revolution
Figure AI's second-generation humanoids are now operating fully autonomously on BMW's Spartanburg production line — handling parts, sorting components, and navigating the floor without a remote operator in the loop. It marks the clearest signal yet that humanoid factory deployment has moved from proof-of-concept to production reality in 2026.
Barclays Research forecasts the humanoid robotics market could explode from $2–3 billion today to $200 billion by 2035, driven by falling production costs (down 30x in a decade), aging populations, and labor shortages. The bank calls it a "structural shift in automation" — physical AI is here.
Unitree, Galbot, MagicLab, and Noetix robots performed synchronized martial arts, backflips, and scripted comedy on China's biggest TV broadcast — China's Super Bowl moment. Viral clips flooded global tech feeds, sparking debate: are we already past the tipping point?