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ANYbotics plans to use the funding to continue its global and U.S. expansion, adding inspection robot capabilities and expert staffers.

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

Technologies such as RoboGuide could enable people with visual impairments to more fully navigate and interact with the world.

ANYmal is conducting autonomous and remote inspections at DSM-Firmenich as ANYbotics marks century milestone.

Researchers at UT Austin received a $3.6 million grant to do a five-year study focusing on how humans interact with robots in public.

This quadruped developed at UCSD relies on a series of valves that open and close in a specific sequence to walk.

ANYbotics, the Swiss developer of the ANYmal quadruped, closed a $22.3 million Series A round today. ANYmal is designed for a number of industrial applications, including inspection, and the funding will help ANYbotics scale the business. ANYmal C, the company’s third-generation quadruped, is able to perform tasks with a high degree of autonomy in dynamic…

Boston Dynamics said its Spot 2.1 release includes enhancements designed for ease of use and stronger integration with sensors and enterprise data systems.

ANYbotics is partnering with maxon, which will provide drives for its ANYmal quadruped robot, while ANYbotics provides access to global robotics markets.

Researchers from MIT and Brigham and Women’s Hospital hope to reduce the risk to healthcare workers posed by Covid-19 by using robots to remotely measure patients’ vital signs.

ANYbotics’ ANYmal C is a multi-module machine designed to handle varied terrain. The company’s executives explain the computing architecture enabling the quadruped robot’s motion and missions.

Boston Dynamics has built partnerships to add capabilities to its Spot quadruped robot. The Rocos cloud-based management platform allows for greater autonomy as well as remote control.

NC State University researchers have developed a soft robot inspired by cheetahs that can move faster on solid surfaces or in the water than previous generations of soft robots.

After years of popular online videos, Boston Dynamics has made its Spot quadruped robot available for commercial lease and application development.