Regulatory & Compliance

Einride showcased the broader capabilities of its autonomous trucks through the integration of hardware and software.

The U.S. government’s proposed tariff on robots and medical devices has sparked concern around reshoring. It is soliciting public comment.

For robots to be predictable and adaptive, they need a priority-based architecture and a new legal model, argues a researcher.

Multiply Labs uses four Universal Robots collaborative robot arms to save space and cost for manufacturing life-saving therapies.

The ‘Tree of Robots’ from the Technical University of Munich classifies robots by sensitivity, aiming for a new safety and performance standards.

Outrider has developed a system meeting TUV SUD requirements for functional safety for its autonomous yard trucks.

The Congressional Robotics Caucus plans to educate legislators, discuss technology risks and reshoring opportunities, and work with industry stakeholders.

Upon completion of the study, J&J plans to submit the OTTAVA system for De Novo authorization in the U.S.

Gatik said the independent assessment validates its safety approach as it prepares to deploy autonomous trucks at scale.

DroneDeploy has secured a nationwide BVLOS waivers for its customers to remotely deploy and monitor drone inspection flights.

The lawsuit from Surgical Instrument Service centered around Intuitive Surgical’s programmed usage limits for its EndoWrist instruments.

With the conclusion of the lawsuit, Boston Dynamics and Ghost Robotics highlighted potential areas of overlapping interest in the future.

A3 reported declines in North American robot orders in the first nine months of 2024 but said there are reasons for optimism.

The study group needs to determine what aspects of human-robot interaction might impact the development of standards for humanoids.

Neya Systems aims to push its autonomy software beyond existing automotive security by using the AICA reference architecture.

Dr. Henrik Christensen discusses the intersection between shifting federal policies and the robotics industry.

Startups from Korea gained mentorship, connections, and exposure to the U.S. market in the MassRobotics International Immersion Program.

This month, five of our top 10 robotics stories were about humanoid robot developments or humanoid alternatives.

The FAA’s recent authorizations for Zipline and Wing allow the companies to deliver packages while keeping their drones safely separated.

ASTM International says the work item would help create a safer, long-lasting, and environmentally responsible solar panel cleaning industry.

Asensus Surgical denied any legal wrongdoing in statements around its planned merger and offered further information.

Moon Surgical plans to deploy its Maestro System in the U.S. and Europe in a limited market release ahead of a broader launch in 2025.