cybersecurity

iRobot has restructured after its bankruptcy proceedings and purchase by Chinese manufacturer Picea, adding a data security unit in the U.S.

The IFR has made its predictions of the top 5 robotics industry trends for 2026, including an increased focus on cybersecurity.

A3 has updated industrial robot safety standards, which are now available to developers, suppliers, and integrators.

Corsha plans to use its latest funding to accelerate its machine identity platform to protect the growing robotics and AI ecosystem.

MOTOR Ai is scaling its Level 4 autonomous driving software to be deployed in German public transport this year.

Fully autonomous UAVs open up possibilities for market growth, operational efficiency, and security, writes Swift Engineering’s president.

Odense Robotics and the Danish Technological Institute share the four trends they think will dominate robotics in 2025.

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

XTEND has quickly pivoted and iterated drone hardware and autonomy software to support the IDF in field operations.

Neya Systems and AUVSI say there is a growing need for standardized evaluation and certification of uncrewed ground vehicles.

Kiwibot and AUTO Mobility Solutions say their merger will advance data protection and robotic services globally.

Knightscope said Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program authorization enables government contracts for its security robots.

Karen Panetta, a Tufts University Professor and IEEE Fellow, discusses why developers of robots, drones, AI, and autonomous vehicles need to remember cybersecurity for adoption past the novel coronavirus crisis.