Design / Development

TRON1 from LimX Dynamics now offers an add-on arm that enable mobile manipulation tasks with the robot.

Simbe Vision’s new capabilities include low-stock detection, product recognition, similarity detection, and shelf-to-stock comparison.

Boston Dynamics has added capabilities for scalable fleet management and insights from inspection data to Orbit 5.0 for Spot.

New NVIDIA Isaac GR00T humanoid models will be available on Hugging Face, and RTX PRO 6000 workstations and RTX PRO servers can accelerate simulation, training.

RealMan Robotics debuted AI-powered robotic arms and modular platforms, highlighting innovations for manufacturing, research, and healthcare.

Here’s the scoop on six new product announcements from Automate 2025 that you might have missed so far this week.

Piaggio Fast Forward provides insights on its collaboration with Disney and Lucasfilm to design the Star Wars-themed G1T4-M1N1 robot.

Orbbec said its Gemini 435Le offers high-precision sensing; accurate representation of object edges; and scene-configurable depth modes.

Standard Bots said it will simplify automation for thousands of complex processes previously out of reach for conventional robotics.

ABB said it will continue fusing its precision hardware with artificial intelligence and software to enable further autonomy and versatility.

The winning robot of the MassRobotics Form & Function Challenge was Northeastern University’s Soft Robotic Arm Screwdriver.

Aurora is deploying its flagship product, the Aurora Driver, an SAE Level 4 self-driving system in long-haul trucking. 

The RBR50 Robotics Innovation Awards recognized HEBI Robotics’ flexible and scalable mobile manipulator, which builds on its modular platform.

SEER Robotics outlines the capabilities of its M4 Smart Logistics Management System and the Visualization Series Products.

Toyota and its Woven division are exploring a partnership with Waymo to develop autonomous technology for consumer-owned cars.

Chang Robotics, an engineering firm working in manufacturing, collaborative robotics, and automation, is focusing on U.S. expansion.

Day 2 of the Robotics Summit & Expo will start at 8 a.m. with the Women in Robotics Breakfast at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center.

The Robotics Summit & Expo begins at 9:00 a.m. at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center with back-to-back keynote presentations.

To help you keep track of everything going on, we’ve compiled a summary of the activities at the Robotics Summit over the next two days.

The GX-C robot line, which will be shown at Automate, is designed for high precision and flexibility, according to Epson.

Dave Coleman, founder and chief product officer of PickNik Robotics, will deliver a talk “Beyond Manufacturing: AI-Powered Robotics and the Long Tail of Commercial Innovation.”

The Cornell research team said its RHyME robotic framework paves the way for robots to learn multiple-step sequences.