Robotics News
Titan Medical to start manufacturing Enos systems later this year
The goal is to commercially launch Enos in early 2025 after securing a De Novo market authorization from the FDA.
Xiaomi demos new CyberOne bipedal robot
Xiaomi's bipedal robot CyberOne can recognize environmental sounds and identify a variety of human emotions.
The state of robotics investment
Cowen's Peter Finn on the state of investment into the robotics industry and the impact of inflation, higher interest rates, and other issues.
Restocking robots deployed in 300 Japanese convenience stores
Telexistence's restocking robots are being deployed in 300 convenience stores in Japan to restock beverages.
Hyundai launches Boston Dynamics AI Institute
Marc Raibert, founder of Boston Dynamics, will lead the institute's work on cognitive AI, athletic AI, organic hardware design and ethics and policy.
Berkshire Grey loses $29M in Q2 on $23.4M in revenue
Berkshire Grey saw $20 million in new orders in Q2 and currently has a backlog of $100 million in orders.
SwRI deploys autonomous shuttle for campus tours
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has deployed a 14-passenger shuttle to give tours and collect data at its campus on San Antonio.
Polymath Robotics exits stealth with goal of plug-and-play autonomy
The company's mission is to speed the development of autonomous mobile robots deployed in the field.
StradVision brings in $88M for autonomous vehicle software
StradVision's SVNet is a deep learning-based perception software that powers the perception technology behind ADAS and autonomous vehicles.
SLAMcore expands into China, Korea with Intralink
Intralink's offices in Shanghai and Seoul will allow SLAMcore to pursue new business opportunities in the countries.
iRobot laying off 10% of staff
iRobot is laying off about 140 employees. The Roomba maker said the reductions are not connected to the Amazon acquisition.
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A toast to Yanu, the robotic mixologist
Automated product development tools have reduced one robotics manufacturer’s production processes by 30%.
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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.
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Hyundai launches Boston Dynamics AI Institute
Marc Raibert, founder of Boston Dynamics, will lead the institute’s work on cognitive AI, athletic AI, organic hardware design and ethics and policy.
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Optimize workflows with mobile robotics
As distribution centers face a new level of operational complexity and increased labor scarcity, warehouse automation is likely to become essential to the survival of any operation.
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Open source autonomous racing tech
Cruise's Kyle Vogt: My first fully driverless pickup!
What Waymo's tech sees navigtating around SF
Self-reconfigurable multi-legged robot swarms
DARPA Subterranean Challenge final event compilation
Rodney Brooks discusses robotics on Lex Fridman Podcast
Ultimate weed killing robot
Digit: a humanoid made for work
Inflatable robotic hand gives amputees real-time tactile control
Inside Boston Dynamics' lab: How does Atlas work?
Chameleon robot blends in with surroundings
GE's ATVer navigates complex off-road environment
AI-powered shop defense robot
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Hyundai launches Boston Dynamics AI Institute
Marc Raibert, founder of Boston Dynamics, will lead the institute’s work on cognitive AI, athletic AI, organic hardware design and ethics and policy.
Collaborative Robots See More >
Teradyne’s robotics group makes $101M in Q2
Revenue declined slightly from the $103 million generated in the first quarter of 2022.
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The state of robotics investment
Cowen’s Peter Finn on the state of investment into the robotics industry and the impact of inflation, higher interest rates, and other issues.
Self-Driving Vehicles See More >
SwRI deploys autonomous shuttle for campus tours
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has deployed a 14-passenger shuttle to give tours and collect data at its campus on San Antonio.
