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TARS Robotics Unveils Hand-Embroidery Demonstration by Humanoid Robot
TARS Robotics unveiled a demonstration of a humanoid robot doing hand embroidery, saying it had overcome automation challenges in the precise manipulation of flexible materials.
What happened
According to PR Newswire, TARS Robotics unveiled a demonstration on December 22, 2025, in which a humanoid robot threaded a needle and embroidered a logo. CEO Chen Yilun said an integrated solution combining data, AI and physical operations through SenseHub and the AWE 2.0 model made the achievement possible.
Why it matters
Automating tasks involving the sequential, two-handed handling of soft materials such as garments and wires has been difficult because they require the precise alignment and force control needed to thread a needle and sew. The demonstration, according to TARS Robotics, showed whether a humanoid robot could perform fine-grained tasks in a long sequence using SenseHub to collect real-world work data and the AWE 2.0 control model.
Sources
Translated from the Japanese original: /news/tars-te-shishuu-wo-jikkou-dekiru-robotto-wo-koukai-juunanna-03c9c0. The Japanese version is authoritative if they differ.