During our recent trip to the United States, we deepened our understanding of Henry Evans , who has been working on Robots for Humanity  since 2010 , developing a vision centered on using robotics to meaningfully improve people’s lives, especially those facing severe physical challenges. Although we did not meet him in person, we explored his story, his work, and the profound purpose that has guided him for years. Henry Evans is a global reference in the use of robotics as a

Today, November 13, we had our second visit to NVIDIA’s HQ to meet with the robotics team and share the latest updates from Robots For Humanity. It was a super rainy day, so we had to carefully make our way between the Voyage  and Endeavor  buildings, dodging puddles and umbrellas—but even the weather couldn’t dampen our excitement. There’s something about walking through those halls and seeing the cutting-edge work happening that really fuels your energy. This time, we had t

Robots For Humanity inaugurated its Humanoid Robot Training Center in Buenos Aires — a pioneering space where robots are calibrated, programmed, and trained for real industrial tasks. Together with global partners, the center drives the creation of the new workforce of the future through advanced robotics and digital twins.

In April, Robots For Humanity began its mission in Texas with support from ProCórdoba, visiting IBM, Tesla, Microsoft, and more. In San Francisco, we connected with InOrbit, Figure, and Nvidia HQ, validating our technology roadmap and strengthening partnerships to train the workforce of the future.

The Beginning of Robots For Humanity It all started with a video. In April 2024, I saw a demo of the Figure 01 robot. The humanoid didn’t just perform a task—it explained why it was doing it. In that moment, watching it reason in real time, I realized something that completely changed my perspective: Robots were already thinking. That was the beginning of everything. Figure became more than just an inspiration—it became a guiding vision. We quickly aligned ourselves with Figu