The Battery Bottleneck Holding Robotics Back
In this conversation, he explains how energy needs vary across robot categories, why current systems are holding back innovation, and what battery breakthroughs could mean for the future of robotics.
Why Smart Fleets Are Betting on ADAS Before Autonomy Arrives
Although regulating the safe use of fully autonomous vehicles across jurisdictions and international routes still has a fair bit of ironing out to do, AT providers and OEMs are making stark improvements to the technology inside our trucks.
Beyond Industrial Arms: How Service Robots Will Become Everyday Infrastructure by 2034
What follows is a grounded look at why growth will accelerate, where the value concentrates, and how organizations can capture returns while managing risk.
How Does Zero Trust Apply to Robotics?
By hardening your endpoints, securing your software supply chain and enforcing continuous verification, zero trust closes the most common attack paths long before they can be exploited, from development to deployment.
How Robotics Applications Are Transforming Healthcare and Manufacturing Efficiency
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The real benefits are not always in the obvious places. Yes, robots can speed up production lines and assist in complex surgeries, but their deeper value comes from the way they make processes more predictable, less wasteful, and easier to scale.
Robotics Transforms Cell Therapy: Multiply Labs Drives Staggering 74% Cost Reduction, Unlocking Global Patient Access
Breakthrough partnership with Universal Robots transforms "artisanal" manufacturing, making personalized, life-saving cancer treatments affordable and widely available.
Why precision components, like thin-section bearings, will be crucial to making humanoid industrial robots work
For humanoid robots, size and weight are critical. The form factor must mimic human proportions while housing a complex network of sensors, motors and mechanical joints. This is where thin-section bearings prove essential.
The Rise of Autonomous Freight: 7 Robotics Innovations Reshaping Logistics
The rise of autonomous freight is more than a technological upgrade - it's a fundamental shift in how goods move around the globe. Robotics innovations are rewriting the rules of efficiency, sustainability and safety.
ABB and Cosmic use AI-powered robots to rebuild homes in Los Angeles area
Onsite mobile robotic microfactory builds homes faster, safer and with minimal waste. AI-enabled automation slashes build time by 70%, costs by 30% compared to conventional methods.
Eyes on the Prize: Why 'Automation-or-Bust' Thinking Gets It Wrong on AI
Along the path towards AGI, we should not seek to automate just because we can, but because it makes sense from a business and safety perspective. We should be preparing for an economy that integrates AI and human labor, not waiting for one to fall in our lap.
Robot Hand Could Harvest Blackberries Better Than Humans
The robotic gripper has three "fingers," each made of a soft, pliable material. When a "tendon" - in this case a guitar string - is pulled, the fingers retract.
The Pressure of Perfect Precision in Robotics Manufacturing
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Precision robotics manufacturing is slowly becoming normalized because of its irrefutable positive impact on organizations. However, the journey to create error-free machinery never stops.
igus Introduces Iggy Rob: An Affordable Humanoid Robot for Industrial and Service Applications
The robot, offered at a market-disruptive price of approximately $54,500, presents a cost-effective entry point into humanoid robotics for companies seeking automation solutions.
Automation and sustainable chemistry in manufacturing
The integration of all-electric injection moulding machines and industrial robots offers a practical path, reducing energy consumption, cutting costs and boosting productivity.
Walker S2 - The World's First Humanoid Robot Capable of Autonomous Battery Swapping
Imagine a humanoid robot that walks as you do... and never stops working. The World's First Humanoid Robot Capable of Autonomous Battery Swapping. Meet UBTECH New Generation of Industrial Humanoid Robot Walker S2.
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