Technologies

Percepto has launched Axion, a hardware-agnostic physical AI platform delivering visibility across mission-critical infrastructure.

The U.S. secretary of commerce’s Section 232 investigation concluded that dependence on robotics imports poses a national security risk.

The 2026 Robotics Handbook examines design choices behind dexterous manipulation, humanoid robots, and construction automation.

AGIBOT unveiled its AHA3 integrated platform, GO-3 Preview, and WITA-Omni 1.0 model, as well as the G2 Max robot and Link-U OS 1.0 framework.

ANYbotics has designed the ANYmal X inspection robot to comply with the strictest safety standards of the oil, gas, and chemical industries.

Embotech is automatically moving 3,500 vehicles around the clock daily across four BMW sites in the U.K. and Germany.

Xpanner’s new X1 Piling R6 robot autonomously drives solar posts with one operator, improving placement accuracy while cutting on-site labor.

OMRON will add industrial computing from OnLogic to its industrial automation expertise to serve data- and AI-intensive applications.

Eka Robotics is building a vision-force-action, or VFA, model to develop an intuition of physics through reinforcement learning at scale.

Generative Bionics says it hopes to advance European robotics sovereignty by ensuring that humanoid data is are generated on the continent. 

Dream Labs says its Dream-1 AI model works across robots from different manufacturers and will allow robots to transfer their learning.

Surgery Mode in Unfold AI brings patient-specific 3D maps to give an enhanced view of cancer anatomy during robotic prostate procedures.

Several factors, from sensors to safety and robotic arms or mobile platforms, help determine the selection of a brushless DC or BLDC motor.

Ben Waters explains why opportunity charging is becoming essential for keeping autonomous robot fleets moving, scalable, and operationally efficient.

The cohort will run February through June 2027, concluding with company showcases at the Robotics Summit and Expo in Boston. 

Nyobolt is providing power technology for Digit 5 that enables Agility’s humanoid to work up to 20 hours a day.

Timken combines the expertise of Cone Drive, SPINEA, CGI Motion, and Timken Encoders to develop application-specific motion systems.

Promise Robotics has signed a multi-year partnership with America’s largest homebuilder by volume to bring physical AI to construction.

If we want to move physical AI from social media feeds to a sustained commercial level, we must reverse our current approach.

The next major challenge in robotic dexterity is making the entire system reliable enough to turn capabilities into useful work.

How better data and human judgment can help robots move beyond demos toward reliable real-world performance.

The Robot Report spoke with Alberto Rodriguez, the director of robot behavior for Atlas at Boston Dynamics, about the humanoid’s new hand.