Unitree R1-A5 and R2-A7 Humanoid Robots: $4,290+ with Grippers or Dexterous Hands, Fixed or Wheeled Base

Unitree R1-A7 dual-arm humanoid robot

Unitree has extended its R1 dual‑arm humanoid robot family with new R1-A5 and R1-A7 models, which can be fitted with 2-finger grippers or 3 or 5-finger dexterous hands, and attached to a fixed base or a wheeled base for indoor mobility. The new robots appear based on the low-cost Unitree R1 platform launched last year, which can dance, walk, run, perform kung-fu moves, and chat with users, but is otherwise not overly useful since it lacks dexterous hands. The R1-A5 and R1-A7 won’t be able to dance, since they don’t come with legs, but the upper body comes with a head and two arms equipped with grippers or dexterous hands, which could perform useful tasks in combination with binocular vision. Four new models are available with the following specifications: They mostly share the same specifications, but the R1-A7 has longer arms and adds 4 degrees of freedom (2 extra per […]

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Apple Stock Sees Slight Rise Following Q2 2026 Earnings Announcement

### Apple Stock Sees Minor Increase After Q2 2026 Earnings

After the announcement of Apple’s earnings results for the second fiscal quarter of 2026, shares experienced a minor rise in after-hours trading as the market processed the outcomes and expectations for Q3 2026.

Apple’s stock increased by as much as 5.35% following the company’s Q2 2026 results release and subsequent remarks during the conference call. At the end of the trading session, Apple stock concluded at $271.35, up 0.44% for the day. Initially, shares fell by as much as 1.24% after the earnings announcement but quickly rebounded to a 5.36% gain, ultimately stabilizing around a 1.86% increase by the conclusion of after-hours trading.

During this time, Apple CEO Tim Cook and CFO Kevan Parekh conducted a conference call in which they discussed Apple’s Q2 2026 performance and projections for the upcoming months. Throughout the discussion, they conveyed an optimistic perspective regarding sustained demand for iPhones and Services, alongside the company’s wider product strategy.

Nonetheless, they emphasized that Apple continues to encounter significant supply limitations across various Mac models, caused by an unfortunate combination of higher-than-anticipated demand and restricted memory supply.

Overall, Wall Street appeared satisfied with Apple’s performance and future outlook, at least at first glance. If this optimism persists when trading resumes tomorrow and continues in the following days, the stock may be poised to exceed its previous all-time closing high of $285.92, achieved on December 2, 2025.

For a comprehensive analysis of Apple’s earnings results, follow this link.