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GTC 2025 has seen news about using AI to advance autonomous imaging, surgical robotics, brain-computer interfaces, and more.

NVIDIA GTC is in full swing in San Jose. This article recaps the second day of the event including CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote presentation.

In February, our readers were drawn to stories about humanoids, surgical robotics, advances in AI, and industry trends. 

ADLINK has partnered with LIPS to launch an edge compute platform integrated with cameras for autonomous mobile robots.

Foresight said this latest integration is geared toward autonomous drones, a new technology for the perception company.

ABI Research noted that synergy with AI, plus renewed interest in reshoring, will help the cobot market grow rapidly.

Large funding rounds, new product announcements, and highlights from CES were just some of our top robotics developments last month.

Miso Robotics has collaborated with NVIDIA, Ecolab, and quick-serve restaurants to refine its AI-powered Flippy Fry Station.

Primech AI has used NVIDIA Jetson Orin Super and software development tools to boost HYTRON’s cleaning efficiency.

With Cosmos, NVIDIA aims to bring AI from our screens to the real world, where it can can perceive, understand, and interact with the world.

NVIDIA’s CES announcements, including Omniverse updates, show that it is doubling down on AI investments for robotics.

The Robot Report’s top trends of 2024 highlight some of the industry’s biggest highs and lows from the past year.

A series of humanoid-related announcements dominated our most popular articles in December 2024.

Recent gatherings in the San Francisco Bay Area affirmed the region’s AI leadership and strong prospects for the robotics industry.

In this episode, we catch up with FlexQube CEO and founder Anders Fogelberg to learn about automating carts on the manufacturing floor.

The Robot Report Podcast reflects on the successes and challenges that defined the robotics industry in 2024.

NVIDIA released Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit, lowered the price and dropped an update for existing Nano users.

AWS and NVIDIA said that Isaac Sim on Amazon Web Services can significantly accelerate and scale robot simulation and AI training.

Rockwell said this joint system is valuable for consumer packaged goods, food and beverage, life sciences, and more industries.

Agility Robotics gives insight into how it trains its humanoid robot Digit in simulation using NVIDIA’s robotics tools.

NVIDIA said its Project GR00T workflows and model tools, plus its Hugging Face partnership, will boost robot dexterity and mobility.

The UR AI Accelerator offers reference hardware and software for faster development of cobot applications such as picking and palletizing.