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The companies intend to roll out up to 10,000 of 1X’s humanoid robots across EQT’s global portfolio of companies between 2026 and 2030.

This acquisition marks the launch of Union Park’s new precision motion control platform, positioning the firm to capitalize on growth in industrial automation and robotics.

Generative Bionics plans to unveil its first humanoid robot, built for production environments, at CES in Las Vegas.

Antioch says its platform allows robots to be tested in virtual environments without the expense and time of other methods.

Heven AeroTech develops and manufactures hydrogen fuel cell-powered, long-endurance aerial vehicles.

Zipline said the deal could triple the number of hospitals and health facilities it serves from 5,000 to 15,000.

VUB spinoff AILOS Robotics said its patented gearbox heralds a new era for humanoids, cobots, and wearable robotics.

iRobot negotiations with another potential acquirer fell through, and its main creditor has set a deadline of Jan. 15 for certain conditions.

From promising startups to setbacks for iRobot and Teradyne, here are the top robotics stories of November 2025.

ROBOTERA has raised funding toward general-purpose humanoid and service robots, which it is developing with UN support.

The ARM Institute will perform research, development, testing, and evaluation to advance dual-use robotics for the U.S. Air Force.

thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering will provide automotive expertise and expand market access, says Agile Robots.

Flexion is using generative AI to build AI models that can automate tasks involving reasoning, writing, and creativity.

Physical Intelligence says Version 6 of its vision-language-action model can reduce failure rates over hours of operation.

Parallax Worlds is creating hyper-realistic digital twins for stress-testing robots and accelerating reliable deployments.

As part of the Sweetgreen agreement, 38 Spyce engineers and support staffers, including its co-founders, will move to Wonder.

Forterra said this latest funding round follows a year of deployments with the U.S. military, partnerships, and the acquisition of goTenna.

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Distalmotion plans to use the funding to target the U.S. ambulatory surgery center market for its DEXTER robot.

Teradar claimed its terahertz chip technology is superior to lidar and radar for all-weather vision for autonomous vehicles.

Neros plans to scale the production of its flagship Archer and Archer Strike drone platforms, as well as its Ground Control Systems.

The seed round will allow Terranova to begin its first flood-mitigation projects, scale production of its robot systems, and grow its team.