Robot Components

Automate 2025 was an opportunity to see the latest trends in industrial robotics and automation, which are still growing.

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.

NVIDIA Connect brings together emerging and established technology companies such as Ekso to accelerate product development.

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.

Resolver is a SaaS offering from Realtime Robotics that uses motion planning and simulation to speed up robot application development.

As humanoid robots begin to spread to new applications, the right seals are a must for reliable operation, according to Freudenberg.

Giovanni Campanella from Texas Instruments gives updates on on industrial automation, humanoid robot design challenges, and the expanding world of robotics.

Elmo will show its latest Titanium Maestro motion controller at upcoming events including the Robotics Summit & Expo.

NexCOBOT will be doing live demonstrations of its dual EtherCAT master AI robot controllers on the Robotics Summit Expo floor in Booth 451.

Novanta will also deliver a talk that explores the challenges of designing a robot arm for medical applications and how to create a more efficient system all while ensuring safety.

The president of GAM Enterprises will discuss trends in warehouse automation and the importance of motion control at the event.

At the Engineering Theater, attendees can learn from some of the world’s leading robotics developers and component providers.

Kollmorgen will be showcasing its TBM2G series of frameless servo motors, which simplify the design of collaborative, surgical, and other robots while delivering optimal performance in a lighter, more compact package.

The RoboBee’s diminutive size and insect-like flight prowess offer intriguing possibilities for future applications.

Enidine vibration products can help automation machine builders to control unwanted vibration during machine operation.

To date, Fictiv has produced over 35 million commercial and prototype components for some of the world’s most innovative products.

Attendees can visit NexCOBOT in Booth #451 to experience live demos of an advanced control system optimized for Real-Time Linux with an EtherCAT Master Stack.

The SWD from IDEC features a shockproof housing, rated IP66 to protect its internal electronics, ensuring it fits into many applications.

Sager Electronics will show its interconnect, power, and electromechanical systems, plus offer expert consultation and partner demonstrations.

The joint research team from MIT and Notre Dame created the Soft Pathfinding Robotic Observation Unit, or SPROUT.

In this free webinar, executives from ABB, Ambi Robotics, and Plus One will discuss how AI and robotic picking have evolved.