Collaborative Robots

Tesollo is showing its Delto Gripper DG-5F humanoid robotic hand for a range of applications as it continues its global expansion.

ABB said the new robots address a range of needs in high-growth sectors, including electronics, consumer industries, and general industries.

Automatica brought a slew of product releases in June 2025. Meanwhile, humanoid robot developments continue to grab readers’ attention. 

Comau has added the myMR mobile robot, collaborative robots, and exoskeletons to its industrial automation offerings.

The ROBOGUIDE offline programming and simulation software has enhanced performance features and an improved user experience, says FANUC.

NEURA Robotics is exhibiting with partners at Automatica its latest-generation humanoid, service, and mobile robots, as well as Neuraverse.

Inbolt said it enables industrial robots to perceive production lines and adapt to real-world changes in industrial environments.

Oliver Mitchell, a partner at ff Venture Capital, recaps highlights from recent trade shows including Automate and Xponential.

This collaboration combines Miso Robotics’ AI-powered Flippy Fry Station robots with the Roboworx nationwide technician network.

A welding project exceeded expectations for a time-sensitive infrastructure project by integrating robotics, motion control, and safety systems.

OMRON executive Justin King shares insights into the company’s decision to establish a new robotics organization.

NEXCOM says its NexCOBOT company is working with NVIDIA to help developers better incorporate safety into various robots.

Universal Robots says direct torque control has potential for cobot applications such as assembly and screwdriving.

NVIDIA has released a safety platform for robotics developers and updated its simulation, AI, and autonomous vehicle offerings.

This webinar will discuss how gearboxes and other motion-control systems are enabling diversifying automation for warehouses.

May saw the return of some of the most exciting events in robotics, starting with the Robotics Summit & Expo in Boston.

Manufacturers are interested in adopting more robots, but they are less aware of the value of advanced AI, according to ABI Research.

Mbodi AI says it turns natural language and demonstrations into precise, reliable robot actions ready to run in production.

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

Robotics and other automation for manufacturing have five basic needs that humanoids cannot yet meet, said Teradyne’s Ujjwal Kumar.

The Robot Report editorial team traveled to Detroit to attend Automate 2025. This episode is packed with our firsthand observations.

RealMan Robotics debuted AI-powered robotic arms and modular platforms, highlighting innovations for manufacturing, research, and healthcare.