Technologies

OpenRobOps gives robotics developers a foundation to deliver a fleet manager with support for the upcoming interoperability standard.

Learn from a surgical robotics case study and a discussion of how to best deploy mobile robots in the warehouse in this issue.

Universal Robots has released three new robot arms, a rebuilt core controller, a new AI-ready tool flange, and more.

Ultrasound sensing can provide tactile perception for robotic hands while avoiding wear and tear, says UltraSense.

Swarmer, which has developed swarm software, plans to work with Ratel Robotics’ unmanned ground vehicles in Ukraine.

Comau’s system incorporates its MyCo cobot, ROS2 software architecture, AI-powered vision systems, and a modular gripper.

Vention’s new Physical AI Lab will focus on advancing robotic manipulation from research to scalable production-line deployment.

Vision AI doesn’t replace robots or human judgement; it provides the continuous perception that allows both to operate safely together.

MassRobotics has found that companies were split on the FCC ban on new foreign-produced mobile robots.

An interview with Eric Sivertson of Lattice Semiconductor about FPGAs and how they can improve robot safety and security.

From first contact through surface deformation, load distribution, and final stable hold, pressure sensors can improve robotic bin picking.

Eric Sivertson, vice president of security business at Lattice Semiconductor, explains how FPGAs can act as deterministic guardrails for robotic systems.

Lyte AI plans to use its second round of funding this year to scale production of its AI and perception capabilities.

NVIDIA is already a major model contributor to Hugging Face, which recently surpassed 1 million datasets.

NexCOBOT, which provides functional safety and motion controllers, discusses how physical AI benefits from ‘Big Tech’ and where it will grow.

Rajat Bhageria, the founder and CEO of Chef Robotics, will explore what makes food such a demanding benchmark for physical AI.

The partnership brings together Elmo’s compact, high-power density servo drives and AIR’s electric aviation design.

Visko says Orbis streams 4K video at 24 frames per second, responds to user intervention, and sustains hour-scale generation without drift.

Physical AI depends on smarter grippers to give robots the dexterity, sensing and adaptability needed to handle real-world tasks.

Computational overload is not a bug of a specific planner, but an edge AI wall limiting physical and embodied AI.

A robotic swarm typically relies on centralized or decentralized power management, but a hybrid approach could offer the best of both.

The EXL and iMerit executives explain how their companies’ combined expertise and platforms will help developers with reliable physical AI.