Robotics News
Boston Dynamics opens Metaplant Application Center to train Atlas humanoids
The new Robotics Metaplant Application Center is training humanoids as part of Hyundai's Metaplant America in Georgia.
What do you do with a humanoid robot when it breaks down?
Decommissioning a humanoid robot is not a matter of traditional scrapping. It's a highly technical, high-stakes surgical endeavor.
Hirebotics adds line tracking and linear rail capabilities to its cobots
Hirebotics said these new capabilities extend the working range of the cobots, giving manufacturers greater flexibility.
The picks-and-shovels strategy behind the robotics boom
The real robotics opportunity isn’t a humanoid in every home—it’s packaging robots for the jobs businesses need done today.
SoftBank agrees to acquire Robotics and AI Institute
The deal has been rumored for a couple of months, but it is now being reviewed by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
F-Prime Capital to give insights on the state of robotics investments at RoboBusiness
Sanjay Aggarwal and Betsy Mulé of F-Prime Capital will unveil the firm's State of Robotics Investments report at RoboBusiness.
Neptune Medical earns FDA clearance for its Triton 1 robotic system
Neptune said Triton can elevate any endoscopist's capabilities for screening, surveillance, and diagnostic colonoscopies.
Icarus Robotics flies ISS-bound robot in microgravity for the first time
This is the last major test of the system before Icarus Robotics will be sending JOY the the ISS in early 2027.
Designing long-travel axes: When rack and pinion outperforms ball screws and linear motors
When long-travel motion demands more than ball screws and linear motors can deliver, rack-and-pinion systems can offer a compelling combination of speed, precision, scalability, and cost. Here’s when engineers should consider the tradeoff.
Robotics investments reach $4.9B in August 2026
The August 2026 Robotics Investments Report includes a table with all 162 investments rounds, complete with breakdowns by technology, country, funding stage, and more.
Arm Total Design for Physical AI brings more than 80 developers together
With its new program and its Robotics Capability Framework, Arm aims to bring more clarity and unity to the robotics industry.
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IAC completes autonomous racing event at Laguna Seca
At Laguna Seca, Unimore Racing won the Indy Autonomous Challenge, marking the IAC’s first autonomous car overtakes on a road course.
Analog Devices: Architecting Trusted Mobility See More >
The Convergence in Perception Systems from Cars to Robots
Humanoid robots are beginning to work in close proximity to people, navigating shared spaces and responding to unstructured behavior in real time.
Collaborative Robots See More >
Hirebotics adds line tracking and linear rail capabilities to its cobots
Hirebotics said these new capabilities extend the working range of the cobots, giving manufacturers greater flexibility.
Investments See More >
F-Prime Capital to give insights on the state of robotics investments at RoboBusiness
Sanjay Aggarwal and Betsy Mulé of F-Prime Capital will unveil the firm’s State of Robotics Investments report at RoboBusiness.
Self-Driving Vehicles See More >
IAC completes autonomous racing event at Laguna Seca
At Laguna Seca, Unimore Racing won the Indy Autonomous Challenge, marking the IAC’s first autonomous car overtakes on a road course.
Artificial Intelligence / Cognition See More >
Boston Dynamics opens Metaplant Application Center to train Atlas humanoids
The new Robotics Metaplant Application Center is training humanoids as part of Hyundai’s Metaplant America in Georgia.
The World of Robotics & Sensors See More >
What Type of Robot Should You Use?
Breaking down the different types of robots and how they can work for you
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Predicting future changes in water quality
As the impact of climate change and land use continue to harm aquatic environments, it is becoming increasingly important to measure and monitor changes in water quality.
