Robotics News
Why robots that can’t communicate naturally won’t be adopted
Gunnar Pétur Hauksson, the co-founder and COO at Treble Technologies, says robotics developers can't overlook the importance of hearing.
How Protolabs turns CAD files into parts in under 24 hours
Protolabs CTO Marc Kermisch explains how AI, simulation, and design for manufacturing turn CAD files into production parts faster.
Neros Technologies raises $250M to deploy its defense drones by the end of 2026
Neros is developing its Archer AI and Bandit platform with the hardware and compute required for multi-asset control.
Robots on Wall Street: Non-traditional paths to public markets for robotics companies
Agility’s SPAC deal shows there is no one route to a robotics public listing, with SPAC mergers, reverse mergers, and traditional IPOs offering different advantages.
Mobile manipulators and humanoids: The future of robotics
A free download looks at the state of humanoids, including a rundown of current robotics developers and interviews with industry experts.
ARM Institute calls for defense manufacturing technology projects
The ARM Institute and the U.S. Department of War are seeking technology project submissions to help rapid U.S. production.
Experts to discuss the state of humanoid robots at RoboBusiness
The RoboBusiness panel will include insights on humanoid robots from Agility, Apptronik, Persona AI, and PSYONIC experts.
BioflexBot robot hand aims to replicate key human hand motions
Researchers created the BioflexBot, a novel robot that mimics and even exceeds core motions of the hand with a simple design.
SEW-EURODRIVE adds economy series to its planetary servo gear unit portfolio
SEW-EURODRIVE's new P1.G, P2.G and P3.G gear units extend its existing PxG family below the P5.G, P6.G, and P7.G precision range.
Q2 2026 robotics demand increased across industries, reports A3
A3 said that Q2 2026 robotics orders in food, electronics, and healthcare helped offset soft demand from automotive manufacturing.
Strengthening U.S. Army sustainment: TALUS to deliver autonomous distribution
A Stratom-led team won a U.S. Army contract to develop TALUS, an autonomous logistics system for contested environments.
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Why robots that can’t communicate naturally won’t be adopted
Gunnar Pétur Hauksson, the co-founder and COO at Treble Technologies, says robotics developers can’t overlook the importance of hearing.
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 >
ARM Institute calls for defense manufacturing technology projects
The ARM Institute and the U.S. Department of War are seeking technology project submissions to help rapid U.S. production.
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Neros Technologies raises $250M to deploy its defense drones by the end of 2026
Neros is developing its Archer AI and Bandit platform with the hardware and compute required for multi-asset control.
Self-Driving Vehicles See More >
Robots on Wall Street: Non-traditional paths to public markets for robotics companies
Agility’s SPAC deal shows there is no one route to a robotics public listing, with SPAC mergers, reverse mergers, and traditional IPOs offering different advantages.
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
PlusAI reaches key milestones ahead of launching its autonomous trucks
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Why robots that can’t communicate naturally won’t be adopted
Gunnar Pétur Hauksson, the co-founder and COO at Treble Technologies, says robotics developers can’t overlook the importance of hearing.
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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.
