Ubitium, a semiconductor startup building a “universal processor” for machines that perceive, think and act in the real world, has announced $14 million in new seed funding. The round was led by … [Read More...] about Ubitium raises $14 million to build ‘first universal processor for physical AI’
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Ubitium raises $14 million to build ‘first universal processor for physical AI’
PlusAI moves closer to Nasdaq listing as it targets 2027 autonomous truck launch
PlusAI has moved a step closer to becoming a publicly traded company, filing registration documents with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for its proposed merger with special purpose … [Read More...] about PlusAI moves closer to Nasdaq listing as it targets 2027 autonomous truck launch
Symbotic acquires cellumation to expand warehouse automation portfolio
Symbotic, a specialist in AI-enabled robotics technology for the supply chain, has announced the acquisition of cellumation, a Bremen, Germany-based automation company and creator of the celluveyor, a … [Read More...] about Symbotic acquires cellumation to expand warehouse automation portfolio
Keeping Mobile Lifts Running: A Practical Guide to Parts, Uptime, and Safer Automation Work
If you work around warehouses, service bays, or automated facilities, you already know how quickly one lift problem can slow everything down. Mobile elevated work platforms support maintenance, … [Read More...] about Keeping Mobile Lifts Running: A Practical Guide to Parts, Uptime, and Safer Automation Work
UK’s National Composites Centre to lead business support for new £9.8 million Greater South West robotics hub
Businesses across the Greater South West region of the UK will receive dedicated support to explore and adopt robotics and automation through a new £9.8 million regional programme. The National … [Read More...] about UK’s National Composites Centre to lead business support for new £9.8 million Greater South West robotics hub
Manufacturing
Interview: Humanoid robots are advancing fast. Manufacturing them at scale is the next challenge
As humanoid robot developers race to move their machines from demonstrations and pilot projects into factories and other working environments, another challenge is rapidly coming into focus: how to … [Read More...] about Interview: Humanoid robots are advancing fast. Manufacturing them at scale is the next challenge
Cevotec brings robotic composite lamination to South Korea with KCompositeLab partnership
Cevotec has appointed Korean composite specialist KCompositeLab (KCLab) as its sales partner for South Korea. KCLab will represent Cevotec’s SAMBA robotic lamination equipment and also support … [Read More...] about Cevotec brings robotic composite lamination to South Korea with KCompositeLab partnership
Stäubli robots and AI inspect 100,000 peaches an hour at Greek processing plant
At the Agrophoenix fruit processing plant in Greece, eight Stäubli SCARA robots do the opposite of cherry-picking: They pick peaches and select not the good ones, but the bad ones. The robots are … [Read More...] about Stäubli robots and AI inspect 100,000 peaches an hour at Greek processing plant
Faraday Future plans US robot factory as it expands beyond electric vehicles
Faraday Future is planning to bring a robotics factory online in the United States by the end of 2026 as the electric vehicle company accelerates its expansion into humanoid and other embodied AI … [Read More...] about Faraday Future plans US robot factory as it expands beyond electric vehicles
From CNC Machines to Robots: How Manufacturers Are Building More Automated Production Cells
An automated production cell is a connected manufacturing system in which machines, robots, controls, sensors, and material-handling equipment work together with limited manual intervention. What … [Read More...] about From CNC Machines to Robots: How Manufacturers Are Building More Automated Production Cells
Industrial robots
Stäubli Robotics to host automation summit following European sales restructuring
Stäubli Robotics will host its first North East European Robotics & Automation Summit at its Welcome Center in Bayreuth, Germany, on November 19 and 20, following a restructuring of its sales … [Read More...] about Stäubli Robotics to host automation summit following European sales restructuring
Interview with Plus One Robotics CEO Erik Nieves: ‘Robots work. People rule’
The rapid development of humanoid robots has intensified debate over how autonomous robots should ultimately become – and whether removing people from the loop should really be the goal. Plus One … [Read More...] about Interview with Plus One Robotics CEO Erik Nieves: ‘Robots work. People rule’
Ency Software and Estun launch technology partnership for integrated robot programming
Ency Software and robot manufacturer Estun have begun a technology partnership aimed at giving European users of Estun robots a smooth, fully integrated way to program and simulate their automation … [Read More...] about Ency Software and Estun launch technology partnership for integrated robot programming
Flexiv showcases force-controlled adaptive robots at IROS 2026
Flexiv, a specialist developer of general-purpose robotics, has participated at the IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS 2026), which finished … [Read More...] about Flexiv showcases force-controlled adaptive robots at IROS 2026
Dürr launches four new robots for automotive paint shops
Dürr has launched four new industrial robots for automotive paint shops, covering payloads from 20 kg to 150 kg and applications including sealing, cleaning and material handling. The new EcoRS … [Read More...] about Dürr launches four new robots for automotive paint shops
Agriculture
Aigen trains solar-powered farming robots for new crops in under a week
Aigen says it has developed a simulation and world-model system that can train its autonomous agricultural robots to work with new crops in less than a week. The company’s Alchemy simulation … [Read More...] about Aigen trains solar-powered farming robots for new crops in under a week
Carbon Robotics launches autonomy program with Great Plains as first partner
Carbon Robotics, a developer of physical AI for agriculture, has announced the launch of its Carbon Autonomy Ready program. Great Plains Manufacturing, a manufacturer of seeding and soil management … [Read More...] about Carbon Robotics launches autonomy program with Great Plains as first partner
How biodynamic farming can help farms withstand drought
Farming around the world is under pressure due to drought. Heatwaves and the absence of rainfall cause dried out soils and threaten to spoil crops. While biodynamic farming cannot change the … [Read More...] about How biodynamic farming can help farms withstand drought
John Deere’s GUSS Automation to integrate Ouster lidar into autonomous orchard machines
GUSS Automation, a wholly owned John Deere subsidiary and a pioneer in autonomous high-value crop operations, plans to incorporate Ouster’s Rev8 OS0 native color digital lidar sensors, powered by the … [Read More...] about John Deere’s GUSS Automation to integrate Ouster lidar into autonomous orchard machines
UK government launches £20 million funding competition for agricultural robots
The UK government has launched a £20 million funding competition to accelerate the development of robots and automated technologies for agriculture, with the aim of helping farmers improve … [Read More...] about UK government launches £20 million funding competition for agricultural robots
Construction
Building for Automation: What a Robot-Ready Warehouse Needs From its Steel Shell
A robot-ready warehouse needs a building shell designed around the automation from the start, with the column grid, clear height, floor, roof loads and expansion path all set by the system that will … [Read More...] about Building for Automation: What a Robot-Ready Warehouse Needs From its Steel Shell
How Steel Rivets Support Stronger Connections in Demanding Builds
Demanding builds place fasteners under repeated loads, vibration, moisture, and temperature changes. Solid steel rivets handle these conditions through a permanent mechanical joint formed after … [Read More...] about How Steel Rivets Support Stronger Connections in Demanding Builds
Robotic 3D printing builds Europe’s largest printed housing project in Denmark
A development of 36 student apartments in Denmark has become Europe's largest 3D-printed housing project, demonstrating how automated construction systems could reduce labor requirements while … [Read More...] about Robotic 3D printing builds Europe’s largest printed housing project in Denmark
Caterpillar partners with FieldAI to advance physical AI and autonomous robotics
As industries face growing labor shortages and increasing productivity demands, Caterpillar is collaborating with FieldAI to advance physical AI, autonomy and robotics that help jobsites and factories … [Read More...] about Caterpillar partners with FieldAI to advance physical AI and autonomous robotics
ASI and SoftBank form autonomous construction joint venture as SoftBank invests $225 million
Autonomous Solutions (ASI), a developer of industrial vehicle automation and creator of industrial autonomous fleet orchestration system Mobius, has formed a joint venture with SoftBank with the goal … [Read More...] about ASI and SoftBank form autonomous construction joint venture as SoftBank invests $225 million
Design
How Do I Consolidate Packaging Suppliers for a 50+ SKU Brand? Start With Dielines
To consolidate packaging suppliers for a 50-SKU brand, inventory every dieline (or 3-D CAD file), cluster SKUs that share a structure, lock each cluster into a master spec, and quote those identical … [Read More...] about How Do I Consolidate Packaging Suppliers for a 50+ SKU Brand? Start With Dielines
Square Robot wins design award for its tank inspection robot
Square Robot, a specialist in submersible robotic above-ground storage tank inspection, has won the 2026 NIOSH Prevention through Design (PtD) Award for its SR-3 submersible inspection robot and Side … [Read More...] about Square Robot wins design award for its tank inspection robot
How to Edit PDF Text, Images, and Other Content With Ease
PDF files preserve formatting across devices, but fixed layouts make corrections difficult. A typo, outdated image, or missing signature can delay a project when the source file is … [Read More...] about How to Edit PDF Text, Images, and Other Content With Ease
CloudNC raises $20 million to expand AI tools for precision machining
CloudNC, a technology company that has created AI software for precision machining, has raised $20 million in new investment capital. The funding is led by Nimble Ventures, a US-based venture … [Read More...] about CloudNC raises $20 million to expand AI tools for precision machining
Industrial Labels Designed for Demanding Environments
Industrial environments leave little room for identification systems that fail prematurely. Labels used in manufacturing plants, warehouses, construction sites, electrical installations and processing … [Read More...] about Industrial Labels Designed for Demanding Environments
Humanoids
Interview: Humanoid robots are advancing fast. Manufacturing them at scale is the next challenge
As humanoid robot developers race to move their machines from demonstrations and pilot projects into factories and other working environments, another challenge is rapidly coming into focus: how to … [Read More...] about Interview: Humanoid robots are advancing fast. Manufacturing them at scale is the next challenge
Interview with CEO of Minerva Humanoids: ‘Roger is engineered to be the best possible avatar’
The humanoid robotics industry is increasingly dominated by companies promising general-purpose machines capable of performing a growing range of industrial tasks. Minerva Humanoids is taking a … [Read More...] about Interview with CEO of Minerva Humanoids: ‘Roger is engineered to be the best possible avatar’
Minerva Humanoids raises $10 million to develop robots for dangerous industrial jobs
Minerva Humanoids has emerged from stealth with approximately $10 million in pre-seed funding to develop semi-autonomous humanoid robots for hazardous work in the energy and public safety … [Read More...] about Minerva Humanoids raises $10 million to develop robots for dangerous industrial jobs
RobCo reaches $1 billion valuation as investors back US expansion
RobCo says it has “surpassed a $1 billion valuation” as it builds the next generation of autonomous industrial robotics, doubling its valuation in just nine months. The deal brings new investment … [Read More...] about RobCo reaches $1 billion valuation as investors back US expansion
Japanese nursing home operator Charm Care invests in humanoid company Donut Robotics
donut robotics has entered into a capital and business alliance with Japanese nursing home operator Charm Care Corporation to develop humanoid robots for eldercare applications. Charm Care, which … [Read More...] about Japanese nursing home operator Charm Care invests in humanoid company Donut Robotics
Features
Interview: Humanoid robots are advancing fast. Manufacturing them at scale is the next challenge
As humanoid robot developers race to move their machines from demonstrations and pilot projects into factories and other working environments, another challenge is rapidly coming into focus: how to … [Read More...] about Interview: Humanoid robots are advancing fast. Manufacturing them at scale is the next challenge
European TALOS project demonstrates autonomous robots for solar plant maintenance
The European TALOS project has completed three years of testing autonomous robots and AI for solar power plant maintenance, demonstrating the technology at sites in Spain, Portugal and the … [Read More...] about European TALOS project demonstrates autonomous robots for solar plant maintenance
Robotics companies turn to rush 3D printing as demand for faster production grows
Upside Parts, a Massachusetts-based custom manufacturing company, released an analysis of more than 30,000 3D-printed parts produced across hundreds of customer orders, looking at how robotics … [Read More...] about Robotics companies turn to rush 3D printing as demand for faster production grows
Interview with CEO of Minerva Humanoids: ‘Roger is engineered to be the best possible avatar’
The humanoid robotics industry is increasingly dominated by companies promising general-purpose machines capable of performing a growing range of industrial tasks. Minerva Humanoids is taking a … [Read More...] about Interview with CEO of Minerva Humanoids: ‘Roger is engineered to be the best possible avatar’
Interview with Plus One Robotics CEO Erik Nieves: ‘Robots work. People rule’
The rapid development of humanoid robots has intensified debate over how autonomous robots should ultimately become – and whether removing people from the loop should really be the goal. Plus One … [Read More...] about Interview with Plus One Robotics CEO Erik Nieves: ‘Robots work. People rule’
Logistics
Why Route Planning Sits at the Heart of Last-mile Transformation
Last-mile delivery is the most expensive, most visible, and most operationally complex part of the supply chain. It accounts for up to 53% of total shipping costs. It is where customer promises are … [Read More...] about Why Route Planning Sits at the Heart of Last-mile Transformation
Sereact robots automate Zalando returns processing at logistics facilities in Germany and Poland
Physical AI company Sereact, online retailer Zalando and CEVA Logistics have announced the launch of AI-powered automated returns processing across key fulfillment facilities in Germany (Greven) and … [Read More...] about Sereact robots automate Zalando returns processing at logistics facilities in Germany and Poland
Einride and EASE Logistics launch daily driverless electric truck operations in Ohio
Einride and EASE Logistics have announced that the SAE Level 4 (L4) autonomous electric trucks are now live in daily freight operations between EASE warehouses in Marysville, Ohio. The milestone … [Read More...] about Einride and EASE Logistics launch daily driverless electric truck operations in Ohio
Avride and Sodexo to scale delivery robots across US campuses
Avride, an autonomous mobility company, and Sodexo Campus announced an agreement to accelerate autonomous robot delivery across Sodexo Campus partner colleges and universities in the United States, … [Read More...] about Avride and Sodexo to scale delivery robots across US campuses
Kodiak and IKEA to launch driverless freight operations in Texas
Kodiak Robotics and IKEA Supply are preparing to launch fully driverless freight operations in Texas later this year, building on a four-year autonomous trucking partnership between the … [Read More...] about Kodiak and IKEA to launch driverless freight operations in Texas
Autonomous Vehicles
PlusAI moves closer to Nasdaq listing as it targets 2027 autonomous truck launch
PlusAI has moved a step closer to becoming a publicly traded company, filing registration documents with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for its proposed merger with special purpose … [Read More...] about PlusAI moves closer to Nasdaq listing as it targets 2027 autonomous truck launch
Auve Tech launches driverless airport shuttle service without onboard safety operator
Auve Tech has demonstrated its MiCa shuttle operating at Tallinn Airport, in Estonia, without an onboard safety operator, a major milestone in the commercialisation of autonomous mobility. Held in … [Read More...] about Auve Tech launches driverless airport shuttle service without onboard safety operator
Einride and EASE Logistics launch daily driverless electric truck operations in Ohio
Einride and EASE Logistics have announced that the SAE Level 4 (L4) autonomous electric trucks are now live in daily freight operations between EASE warehouses in Marysville, Ohio. The milestone … [Read More...] about Einride and EASE Logistics launch daily driverless electric truck operations in Ohio
Kodiak and IKEA to launch driverless freight operations in Texas
Kodiak Robotics and IKEA Supply are preparing to launch fully driverless freight operations in Texas later this year, building on a four-year autonomous trucking partnership between the … [Read More...] about Kodiak and IKEA to launch driverless freight operations in Texas
Volvo and Waabi launch autonomous freight operations in Texas
Volvo Autonomous Solutions and Waabi have launched autonomous operations for logistics software company Warp in Texas, the first customer operation in the Volvo-Waabi partnership. The Volvo VNL … [Read More...] about Volvo and Waabi launch autonomous freight operations in Texas
Artificial intelligence
Ubitium raises $14 million to build ‘first universal processor for physical AI’
Ubitium, a semiconductor startup building a “universal processor” for machines that perceive, think and act in the real world, has announced $14 million in new seed funding. The round was led by … [Read More...] about Ubitium raises $14 million to build ‘first universal processor for physical AI’
Monolithos launches long-term memory system for robots and embodied AI
Monolithos has launched a public alpha of Robot Brain, a long-term memory and experience system designed to enable robots and embodied AI systems to retain information from previous tasks and make it … [Read More...] about Monolithos launches long-term memory system for robots and embodied AI
SafeWorld emerges from stealth with $12.2 million to develop robot safety simulation technology
SafeWorld, an AI lab building robot safety simulation technologies, has emerged from stealth with $12.2 million in seed funding co-led by Shine Capital and a16z Speedrun, along with Box Group, … [Read More...] about SafeWorld emerges from stealth with $12.2 million to develop robot safety simulation technology
Astribot brings its T1 humanoid robot to North America
Astribot, a Shenzhen, China-based physical AI company, showcased its T1 humanoid robot to North America for the first time at IROS 2026, which took place from September 27 to October 1 at the David L. … [Read More...] about Astribot brings its T1 humanoid robot to North America
Runway moves into robotics with open-weight Praxis-1 AI model
Runway, one of the best-known developers of generative AI video technology, is moving into robotics with Praxis-1, an open-weight AI model designed to use knowledge learned from video to control … [Read More...] about Runway moves into robotics with open-weight Praxis-1 AI model
Computing
Ubitium raises $14 million to build ‘first universal processor for physical AI’
Ubitium, a semiconductor startup building a “universal processor” for machines that perceive, think and act in the real world, has announced $14 million in new seed funding. The round was led by … [Read More...] about Ubitium raises $14 million to build ‘first universal processor for physical AI’
Scan Computers partners with OLO Robotics to make advanced robots easier to implement
Scan Computers has entered into a partnership with Sheffield-based OLO Robotics, combining Scan’s robotics hardware, AI infrastructure and technical expertise with OLO’s browser-based platform and … [Read More...] about Scan Computers partners with OLO Robotics to make advanced robots easier to implement
The Process of Buying Global IPv4 Through Each RIR for Industrial Networks
To buy global IPv4, you acquire the registration rights to an address block through a transfer recorded by a Regional Internet Registry (RIR), such as ARIN, RIPE NCC or APNIC. The purchase … [Read More...] about The Process of Buying Global IPv4 Through Each RIR for Industrial Networks
Cloud, on-premises or hybrid: Securing robotics infrastructure
A robot arm doesn’t care where the server lives There is no single safest option. Cloud, on-premises and hybrid setups can all protect robotics systems well. They just split responsibility … [Read More...] about Cloud, on-premises or hybrid: Securing robotics infrastructure
Autonomous warehouse robot maker Cyngn achieves ISO 27001 Certification
Autonomous warehouse robot maker Cyngn has achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, an internationally recognized standard for information security management systems. ISO 27001 certification … [Read More...] about Autonomous warehouse robot maker Cyngn achieves ISO 27001 Certification
Drones
Lowe’s launches 20-minute drone delivery with Wing and DoorDash
Lowe’s has launched drone delivery, the newest fulfillment method for the retailer that delivers select home improvement items directly to DIY and pro customers “in as fast as 20 minutes”. This … [Read More...] about Lowe’s launches 20-minute drone delivery with Wing and DoorDash
Beam Global to acquire ScoutDI for $24 million and manufacture inspection drones in US
Beam Global has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Norwegian industrial drone company ScoutDI for approximately $24 million, with plans to manufacture its inspection drones in the United … [Read More...] about Beam Global to acquire ScoutDI for $24 million and manufacture inspection drones in US
Wing and Walmart to expand ‘largest drone delivery network’ in the US
Wing and Walmart are expanding their drone delivery service to Denver and Seattle metros in 2027, bringing fast, reliable and convenient home delivery of thousands of Walmart items to nearly 20 major … [Read More...] about Wing and Walmart to expand ‘largest drone delivery network’ in the US
Flytrex launches rooftop drone docks and predictive AI to cut delivery costs by 60 percent
Flytrex, an autonomous drone food delivery company, has announced new physical and AI infrastructure that cuts its cost per delivery by 60 percent and reduces delivery times to customers by … [Read More...] about Flytrex launches rooftop drone docks and predictive AI to cut delivery costs by 60 percent
WaiV Robotics completes ‘world’s first’ autonomous offshore landing on a moving vessel at night
WaiV Robotics, a maritime infrastructure developer, has completed a series of open-sea demonstrations of its autonomous drone launch and recovery system, including the first-ever autonomous maritime … [Read More...] about WaiV Robotics completes ‘world’s first’ autonomous offshore landing on a moving vessel at night
Energy
RobotPlusPlus expands industrial maintenance automation with HighMate robots
RobotPlusPlus, an engineering-led developer of working-at-height robots, is extending automation across industrial maintenance with its HighMate Series for industrial cleaning and corrosion control, … [Read More...] about RobotPlusPlus expands industrial maintenance automation with HighMate robots
Researchers develop battery-free wearable device powered by human movement
Researchers at Dongguk University in South Korea have developed a flexible, battery-free electronic device that can harvest energy from human movement and use it to power neuromorphic sensing and … [Read More...] about Researchers develop battery-free wearable device powered by human movement
European TALOS project demonstrates autonomous robots for solar plant maintenance
The European TALOS project has completed three years of testing autonomous robots and AI for solar power plant maintenance, demonstrating the technology at sites in Spain, Portugal and the … [Read More...] about European TALOS project demonstrates autonomous robots for solar plant maintenance
TrinaTracker launches robots to automate solar farm construction and maintenance
TrinaTracker, a global provider of smart tracking systems and a wholly owned subsidiary of Trinasolar, has launched two self-developed robotic products: Buildex PV Module Installation Robot and Aurora … [Read More...] about TrinaTracker launches robots to automate solar farm construction and maintenance
Solomon Asamoah on Ghana’s AI Infrastructure Test: Compute Cannot Outrun Power and Water
Artificial intelligence is usually discussed as software, but its limits are increasingly physical. Every model depends on processors housed in data centres, continuous electricity, cooling systems, … [Read More...] about Solomon Asamoah on Ghana’s AI Infrastructure Test: Compute Cannot Outrun Power and Water
Warehouse robots
Symbotic acquires cellumation to expand warehouse automation portfolio
Symbotic, a specialist in AI-enabled robotics technology for the supply chain, has announced the acquisition of cellumation, a Bremen, Germany-based automation company and creator of the celluveyor, a … [Read More...] about Symbotic acquires cellumation to expand warehouse automation portfolio
Why Warehouse Automation Still Depends on Equipment Uptime
Warehouse automation is advancing quickly. Autonomous mobile robots, automated storage and retrieval systems, robotic picking cells, autonomous forklifts, conveyors, vision systems and increasingly … [Read More...] about Why Warehouse Automation Still Depends on Equipment Uptime
First Supply deploys Exotec robots to increase warehouse picking speeds tenfold
Warehouse robotics provider Exotec has deployed its Skypod solution in First Supply’s warehouse in West Salem, Wisconsin. Following the deployment, First Supply can now offer next-morning delivery … [Read More...] about First Supply deploys Exotec robots to increase warehouse picking speeds tenfold
Sereact robots automate Zalando returns processing at logistics facilities in Germany and Poland
Physical AI company Sereact, online retailer Zalando and CEVA Logistics have announced the launch of AI-powered automated returns processing across key fulfillment facilities in Germany (Greven) and … [Read More...] about Sereact robots automate Zalando returns processing at logistics facilities in Germany and Poland
Building for Automation: What a Robot-Ready Warehouse Needs From its Steel Shell
A robot-ready warehouse needs a building shell designed around the automation from the start, with the column grid, clear height, floor, roof loads and expansion path all set by the system that will … [Read More...] about Building for Automation: What a Robot-Ready Warehouse Needs From its Steel Shell
Space
ISS National Lab expands Orbital Edge accelerator to eight space technology startups
The International Space Station National Laboratory has expanded its Orbital Edge Accelerator to eight startups, with participating companies eligible for investments of between $500,000 and $750,000 … [Read More...] about ISS National Lab expands Orbital Edge accelerator to eight space technology startups
C3S selected to lead ESA project for constellation-scale microsatellite production
C3S has been selected as prime contractor for Flotta, a project by the European Space Agency (ESA) to develop a new 50-150 kg microsatellite platform and the production architecture required for … [Read More...] about C3S selected to lead ESA project for constellation-scale microsatellite production
amsight leads ESA project to speed qualification of 3D-printed space components
amsight has been selected to lead “DIQAM – Digital Qualification Framework for Additively Manufactured Space Components”, an ESA FIRST! project focused on making the qualification of 3D-printed space … [Read More...] about amsight leads ESA project to speed qualification of 3D-printed space components
Excelerate Technology wins ESA contract for robotic security system at UK critical infrastructure site
Excelerate Technology has been awarded a co-funded contract by the European Space Agency Business Applications and Space Solutions (ESA BASS) program to build and demonstrate an innovative, automated … [Read More...] about Excelerate Technology wins ESA contract for robotic security system at UK critical infrastructure site
Space junk crisis: The robots and technologies being developed to clean up Earth’s orbit
When China’s Yaogan 50-02 satellite broke apart this year, it added at least 43 tracked fragments to an orbital environment already crowded with tens of thousands of satellites, spent rocket bodies … [Read More...] about Space junk crisis: The robots and technologies being developed to clean up Earth’s orbit
Science
Researchers develop battery-free wearable device powered by human movement
Researchers at Dongguk University in South Korea have developed a flexible, battery-free electronic device that can harvest energy from human movement and use it to power neuromorphic sensing and … [Read More...] about Researchers develop battery-free wearable device powered by human movement
Skylark Labs researchers develop AI system that enables robots to keep learning after deployment
Most AI-powered robots effectively stop learning once they are deployed. Researchers at Skylark Labs, working with academics from Carnegie Mellon University and the University of California, Berkeley, … [Read More...] about Skylark Labs researchers develop AI system that enables robots to keep learning after deployment
Tiny robot developed at the University of Washington can ‘precisely control its jump height’
By William Poor, University of Washington As our skies increasingly crowd with buzzing, hovering, flitting drones, spare a thought for the humble hopping robot. Hopping, a popular form of … [Read More...] about Tiny robot developed at the University of Washington can ‘precisely control its jump height’
Comau delivers flexible battery cell formation and testing system to Slovenia’s National Institute of Chemistry
Comau has developed and delivered an industrialized, laboratory-scale cell formation and testing solution for Slovenia’s National Institute of Chemistry (NIC) designed to support material validation, … [Read More...] about Comau delivers flexible battery cell formation and testing system to Slovenia’s National Institute of Chemistry
CorTec receives second FDA ‘Breakthrough Device’ designation for its brain computer interface
CorTec has received a second US Food and Drug Administration Breakthrough Device Designation for its Brain Interchange brain-computer interface, this time covering communication for people with … [Read More...] about CorTec receives second FDA ‘Breakthrough Device’ designation for its brain computer interface