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H2 Clipper’s patented system employs a network of robots that operate collaboratively to construct large aerospace structures.

igus reported strong sales and continues to innovate in affordable robotics, sustainability, and availability of its motion plastics.

Fully autonomous UAVs open up possibilities for market growth, operational efficiency, and security, writes Swift Engineering’s president.

Ainos and ugo say their integration of accurate volatile organic compound detection with robotics will help multiple industries.

In the past three years, ABB has invested more than $500 million in its U.S. business, including a new $100 million facility in Wisconsin.

Rosendin Electric contracted with ULC Technologies to design robots for solar module movement and installation.

ANYbotics launched Data Navigator, which turns robot inspection data into actionable insights for asset management and preventive maintenance.

ANYbotics said its inspection systems will increase safety by reducing worker exposure to hazardous environments.

ANYbotics plans to use the funding to continue its global and U.S. expansion, adding inspection robot capabilities and expert staffers.

With the IC Drone operational for cleaning electric insulators, Duke Robotics now aims to expand its offering to utility providers globally.

Swiss-Mile is productizing a robot that puts wheels onto a four legged robot, and XPENG released a video of of its humanoid at work.

It’s drone week on the podcast, learn about the largest U.S.-based agtech spraying drone and a hydrogen powered, long duration drone solution.

Outdoor robots have specific challenges for reliable design, which a panel at RoboBusiness 2024 will explain.

Mach9 has progressed from CMU research to tools to help the construction and infrastructure industries build and use 3D maps.

Electric Sheep won RBR50 startup of the year for its novel vertical business model, automating commercial landscaping.

Carnegie Robotics says the Duro sensors and GNSS software from Swift Navigation will expand its portfolio for industrial automation.

The ULC Cable Splicing Machine includes tools capable of stripping back each layer of the cable to a desired dimension using precision controls.

Boston Dynamics has retired the hydraulic version of its Atlas and will begin testing an all-electric humanoid robot in the coming year.

Con Edison and ULC have collaborated to automate underground electric operations and maintenance for greater efficiency.

Autonomous helicopters made by startup Rotor Technologies take the human out of risky commercial missions.

The CMU team’s modular robots crawl inside gas pipelines to map, detect decrepit or leaking pipes, and perform repairs.

Automated inspection of critical infrastructure can provide data to help multiple industries, report Gecko Robotics and Rho Impact.