Odense Robotics is continuing to grow despite downturns because of its culture of collaboration, says its CEO.
Cutting Edge: AI-powered landscaping with Electric Sheep
Electric Sheep is revolutionizing the commercial landscaping industry with autonomous mobile robots, leveraging AI and vertical integration.
Robotics companies raised $578M in January
The funding total was substantially lower than the trailing twelve-month average, but in line with January 2023’s figure of $523 million.
Harvesting innovation: The story behind Tortuga’s autonomous harvesting robots
Learn how Tortuga AgTech is innovating with autonomous harvesting solutions for grapes, tomatoes, and strawberries.
Black History Month: Highlighting the value of diversity in the robotics industry
Despite being a quickly growing community, the robotics industry still has a diversity problem, particularly when it comes to race.
Warehouse automation update with Fetch Robotics and Anyware Robotics
Catch up on the latest warehouse robotics news with Anyware Robotics CEO Thomas Tang, and Fetch Robotics business leader Matt Wicks.
3Laws on robot safety and the evolution of bipedal locomotion
In this episode, Dr. Aaron Ames takes us down memory lane with a history of bipedal robotics and then introduces us to 3Laws Robotics.
Top 5 robotics trends for 2024, according to the IFR
The IFR has cited technology trends including the rise of generative AI, mobile manipulation, and humanoid robots for 2024.
The Integrated Warehouse: Unlock the future of warehouse management
The next Automated Warehouse webinar will discuss integrated warehouse systems for conveyance and tracking.
ProGlove study shows retail managers are cautiously optimistic about automation
The results of ProGlove’s survey show retail leaders have conservative expectations for adopting automation.
A look at Zipline’s future and the design of the Zip’s Droid
In this episode, we learn about Ziplines’ new drone delivery platform with cofounder and CTO Keenan Wyrobek and lead droid engineer, Stephen Killian.
Robotics investments top $749M in December 2023
Forty-one robotics companies raised $749 million in December 2023. Total robotics funding for 2023 equals approximately $12.9 billion.
What’s next for iRobot?
In this episode, Steve Crowe, Mike Oitzman and Gene Demaitre discuss the termination of Amazon’s proposed acquisition of iRobot.
Gecko Robotics, Rho Impact study how robots and AI could improve sustainability
Automated inspection of critical infrastructure can provide data to help multiple industries, report Gecko Robotics and Rho Impact.
IFR: World sets record for operational robots in 2022
Global average robot density hit an all-time high of 151 robots per 10,000 employees – more than double the number measured only six years ago.
2024 surgical robotics outlook
Noah Medical’s founder and CEO shares his outlook on the year ahead for surgical robotics, including growth opportunities, tech advances and strategies for success.
Robotics investments reach $418M in November 2023
Forty robotics companies received funding in November 2023, pulling in a total of $418 million. Robotics investments for the first 11 months of 2023 topped $12.1 billion.
Will autotech ventures race east in 2024?
Autotech including sensors and data for training self-driving vehicles will be important in 2024 after the past year’s setbacks.
Is using AI for full self-driving a good idea? Musk says yes, but AI watchdog says no
Self-driving vehicle developers say different approaches to AI are safer than human drivers, but critics are skeptical after accidents.
Remembering robotics companies we lost in 2023
Running a successful robotics company is never easy. Unfortunately, these companies found out just how hard it is and shut down.
4 ways robotics, AI will transform industry in 2024
How will robotics and AI impact industry in 2024? Anders Billesø Beck, VP of Innovation and Strategy at Universal Robots, weighs in.
Retail robots are slowly paving the way for industry disruption
Retail robots can collect data in near real time and are gradually scaling in deployment, writes consultant Georges Mirza.