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Antioch says its platform allows robots to be tested in virtual environments without the expense and time of other methods.

From promising startups to setbacks for iRobot and Teradyne, here are the top robotics stories of November 2025.

Foxglove co-founder and CEO Adrian Macneil compares today’s robotics infrastructure landscape to the early days of cloud computing.

Foxglove said users can use its new Audio panel to zoom in and pan across the audio waveform, and click to jump to areas of interest.

NVIDIA and partners announced ROS updates intended to accelerate development of AI-powered robot arms and mobile robots.

Foxglove says that the upgraded platform combines the company’s previously separate Foxglove Studio and Data Platform products into a single platform.

Foxglove now offers improved support for visualizing robot models described by the Unified Robot Description Format (URDF) in the 3D panel.

Foxglove has continued its week of announcements with news of the company being SOC 2 Type II compliant, and more.

Foxglove, a company creating flexible, user-extensible developer tools, announced that it brought in $15 million in Series A funding.

Foxglove announced that its rolling out a new beta version of its 3D panel for its development platform Foxglove Studio.

To successfully introduce robots to the public at scale, we need to acknowledge robotics as a more open-ended endeavor that requires more diverse tooling than traditional software development.

Adrian Macneil, co-founder and CEO of Foxglove, discusses the company’s spin-out from autonomous driving company Cruise, how its solutions differ from RViz, challenges of robotics development and the keys to running his startup.

The funding will be used to expand its extensions API, add support for more robotics frameworks and launch features in its Data Platform.