Intuition Robotics’ ElliQ uses relationship-based AI to provide proactive health coaching and support independence for older adults.
Popular AI models aren’t ready to safely run robots, say CMU researchers
CMU and King’s College London evaluated how robots using LLMs behave when they have access to personal information.
ASI CEO to share insights from large-scale deployments at RoboBusiness
ASI CEO Mel Torrie, who will be speaking at RoboBusiness 2025, explains how his company has brought autonomy to different markets.
Experts support Massachusetts bill to ban weaponized robots
AUVSI, Boston Dynamics, and MassRobotics testified in favor of S.1208, a bill currently making its way through the Massachusetts legislature.
Congressional Robotics Caucus relaunches to help U.S. industry
The Congressional Robotics Caucus plans to educate legislators, discuss technology risks and reshoring opportunities, and work with industry stakeholders.
Boston Dynamics resolves patent lawsuit with Ghost Robotics
With the conclusion of the lawsuit, Boston Dynamics and Ghost Robotics highlighted potential areas of overlapping interest in the future.
Inaugural Women in Robotics Breakfast to be held at Robotics Summit
The Women in Robotics Breakfast will provide female engineers and roboticists an opportunity to connect with others in the industry.
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.
Kate Darling on the future of robotics and AI ethics
Dr Kate Darling discusses her new role leading AI and Robotics Ethics at the AI Institute.
AI Institute hires Kate Darling to lead ethics research
Dr. Kate Darling joins the Institute to lead new research team focused on ethics and societal impact of robotics and AI.
Ghost Robotics responds to Boston Dynamics lawsuit
Ghost Robotics said “Boston Dynamics is drawing on their considerably larger resources to litigate instead of innovate.”
Boston Dynamics suing Ghost Robotics over quadruped design
Boston Dynamics claims Ghost Robotics infringed on seven patents related to Boston Dynamics’ Spot quadruped robot.
Open letter pledges not to weaponize robots
Agility Robotics, ANYbotics, Boston Dynamics, Clearpath Robotics, Open Robotics and Unitree pledged not to support the weaponization of their products and are calling for others in the industry to do the same.
iRobot addresses privacy concerns amid pending Amazon deal
iRobot co-founder and CEO Colin Angle said iRobot’s stance on data privacy will not change when the acquisition by Amazon is finalized.
Why I’m saying no to ‘necrobotics’
Florian Pestoni says “necrobotics” is where ethics and technology must meet. Just because it can be done, it doesn’t mean we should.
Sex, Race, and Robots author Ayanna Howard discusses how to identify, fight bias
Ayanna Howard, the first female dean of Ohio State University’s College of Engineering, discusses her new book on Sex, Race, and Robotics.
Picking With Purpose uses Berkshire Grey robots to help feed families in need
As Thanksgiving approaches, Berkshire Grey has partnered with City Harvest and the Greater Boston Food Bank for the Picking With Purpose initiative, which uses robots to pack meals in the fight against hunger.
Inside Canada’s robotics ecosystem, world’s spookiest robots, Miso’s restaurant robots
In Episode 22 of The Robot Report Podcast, we learn about Invest Ottawa’s and Canada’s initiatives around drones, robots, and autonomous vehicles at Area X.O, as well as Miso Robotics’ expansion with White Castle, not to mention Halloween scares.
Cybersecurity shouldn’t be overlooked during COVID-19 response, says IEEE expert
Karen Panetta, a Tufts University Professor and IEEE Fellow, discusses why developers of robots, drones, AI, and autonomous vehicles need to remember cybersecurity for adoption past the novel coronavirus crisis.
Privacy guidelines can help mechatronics innovators
Developers of robots, drones, and intelligent systems should welcome data privacy regulations, writes entrepreneur and columnist Oliver Mitchell, because they will help confidence and adoption.
‘Look Who’s Driving’ to examine self-driving car technologies, safety concerns
While autonomous vehicles promise to improve safety and reduce traffic, concerns remain about safety, according to a new NOVA special.
U.S. Robotics Roadmap calls for white papers for revision
The U.S. Robotics Roadmap is a guide to where robotics is going for government and industry. The team behind it is seeking community participation for the next revision.




















