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

An electrician shortage has led a trade union and an employer association in Denmark to examine how robots could take on certain tasks and improve working conditions.

At the new headquarters of Teradyne Robotics, industry execs discussed the transformative impact of AI and collaboration on robotics.

Teradyne Robotics celebrated the opening of 215,000-sq.-ft. headquarters and R&D facilities for UR and MiR with partners NVIDIA and Siemens.

Jamie Lee, Managing Partner with Tamarack Global, is our guest this week to discuss the recent investment into Figure AI.

In this episode of our podcast, our editorial team reviews its attendance at R-24 in Denmark and NVIDIA GTC 2024.

Odense, Denmark, has become a leading robotics cluster thanks to its spirit of collaboration and cobot leadership, says serial entrepreneur Thomas Visti.

The funding will be invested directly into at least 30 startups over the next six years.

Blue Ocean Robotics, whose venture factory develops service robots based on common technologies and then spins off units for commercialization, has raised close to $20 million and acquired the Beam telepresence robot.

One of the things I like about attending Schunk’s annual two-day International Expert Days conference is that it covers a range of topics. From conversations with speakers, exhibitors, and fellow attendees, I get a feel for what users need and the challenges robot and gripper makers face in meeting those needs. Another attraction is that…

What makes a robotics cluster successful? Proximity to university research and talent, government support of entrepreneurship, and a focus on industry end users are all important. Around the world, regions have proclaimed initiatives to become “the next Silicon Valley.” However, there have been relatively few metrics to describe robotics hubs — until now. This week,…