Ars Technica reported on July 30 that Google had revealed Gemini Robotics 2.0, promising improvements in dexterity and safety [1]. The article mentioned that only one model of the three available was publicly available at the time.
On August 1, Ars Technica also covered Google's announcement about new Gemini models. This update included the release of the 3.6 Flash version, which is described as faster and cheaper than previous versions. Additionally, Google has begun training for a future Gemini 4 model [2].
The website noted that while only one Gemini 2.0 model was publicly available, there were now three different models in the line: 2.0, 3.6 Flash, and 3.5 Pro. The company is already working on developing Gemini 4, which will presumably offer further advancements.