Robotics News
The technology that could bring robot mowers to one in two American lawns
Improvements in AI, satellite navigation, and machine vision are helping robotic lawn mowers spread in the U.S., writes Sunseeker's founder.
How software-defined manufacturing fits into real factory operations
Roby Lynn explains how R2 Labs bridges PLCs, robots, and AI to unify fragmented manufacturing systems.
Amazon’s Bhavana Chandrashekhar to speak at RoboBusiness’ Women in Robotics Lunch
The Women in Robotics Lunch at RoboBusiness is an opportunity to form new connections and deepen relationships.
Schaeffler plans to mass produce gearboxes for humanoid robots in 2027
Schaeffler is creating its strain wave gearboxes with a forming technology that will enable mass production of the components.
Amazon plans to expand Prime Air to nearly 500 cities by the end of 2026
Amazon said its Prime Air drones can deliver nearly all items 5 lb. or less that can fit in a large shoebox.
ATDev gives update on its journey building autonomous wheelchairs
ATDev is developing a modern power wheelchair with a coordinated robotic arm that can take on reaching and lifting tasks for the user.
Agtonomy releases new autonomous multi-point turning features
Agtonomy has added autonomous multi-point turning and enhanced field data collection to its commercial off-road platform.
Kollmorgen to give a joint-by-joint guide to humanoid motion at RoboBusiness
The talk at RoboBusiness will outline the unique demands of each body zone and the challenges of scaling for production.
What does Unitree Robotics’ IPO mean for the humanoid industry?
Now that Unitree Robotics has made its IPO, which humanoid robotics companies will follow in its footsteps?
Serve Robotics to deploy its autonomous delivery robots with Grubhub
Serve's robot delivery will be available from more than 100 participating Grubhub merchants in Chicago and nearly 200 in Los Angeles.
Pudu Robotics launches new MP2000 autonomous forklift
Pudu Robotics has launched the MP2000, an AI-native autonomous robot designed to transport 2,000 kg loads across complex warehouse environments.
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Robots don’t run themselves: The workforce powering physical AI
The addition of physical AI to the workforce requires more key performance indicators than throughput, according to the president of HireArt.
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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.
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How Generalist uses human demonstration data for robot learning
Research around the Universal Manipulation Interface is enabling Generalist, Walden Robotics, and others to turn data into robot behaviors.
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Gravis Robotics raises $200M for autonomous construction
Gravis Robotics has designed autonomy AI and hardware for a wide range of excavators and construction equipment and plans to scale globally.
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Gravis Robotics raises $200M for autonomous construction
Gravis Robotics has designed autonomy AI and hardware for a wide range of excavators and construction equipment and plans to scale globally.
Robots on Wall Street: Non-traditional paths to public markets for robotics companies
Strengthening U.S. Army sustainment: TALUS to deliver autonomous distribution
Celona launches Orion agentic wireless platform built for physical AI and robotics
DAF Trucks to integrate Einride Driver to scale autonomous electric freight
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Robots don’t run themselves: The workforce powering physical AI
The addition of physical AI to the workforce requires more key performance indicators than throughput, according to the president of HireArt.
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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.
