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.
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.
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.
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.
Bedrock Robotics Emerges from Stealth with $80M in Funding for Autonomous Construction Technology
Ex-Waymo leaders deploy heavy machinery equipped with autonomous technology to address America's building crisis as demand for new infrastructure surges
RealSense Completes Spinout from Intel, Raises $50 Million to Accelerate AI-Powered Vision for Robotics and Biometrics
The new capital will fuel RealSense's expansion into adjacent and emerging markets and scale its manufacturing, sales and go-to-market (GTM) global presence to meet increased demand for humanoid and autonomous mobile robotics (AMRs).
Filics secures €13.5M in financing to expand and roll out its robotics platform
The "Filics Unit" is the first product and consists of two omnidirectional robots that have been specially developed for handling Euro pallets. The system moves autonomously through the warehouse, traveling under pallets and transporting them.
Indian Aircraft Manufacturing Company Raphe mPhibr Revolutionizes Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Innovation with Dassault Systèmes' 3DEXPERIENCE Platform
Dassault Systèmes' 3DEXPERIENCE platform helped Raphe mPhibr reduce prototype development time from years to three months. The 3DEXPERIENCE platform integrates design, simulation and collaboration, supporting in-house design and manufacturing
ABB introduces most compact, AI-powered AMR for payloads up to 1500 kg
AI-driven Visual SLAM and integrated load sensing enable stable and autonomous navigation, including in challenging conditions. AMR Studio 4.0 version simplifies deployment with no-code programming and real-time fleet management
DEEP Robotics' Wheel-legged Robot Helps Solve the "Three Highs" Challenge in UHV Substations
Combining the speed of wheeled robots with the agility of legged ones, it stands as the world's first industry-grade wheel-legged robot specifically engineered for complex terrains and hazardous environments.
Joint actuators: The fundamental component for humanoid robots' power and dexterity
Although there are structural similarities between humanoid robot joints and collaborative robot joints, there are still many differentiated requirements that pose higher performance demands.
Hexagon launches AEON, a humanoid built for industry
Hexagon leverages industry-leading expertise in measurement technologies, AI and autonomous systems to introduce an advanced humanoid robot to accelerate next-generation autonomy.
NEURA Robotics and NVIDIA Collaborate to Advance the Future of Physical AI in Germany
Much like an app store for robotic intelligence, the Neuraverse allows robots to share and continuously evolve their skills: from welding and assembly to household tasks like ironing.
What if the Most Dangerous Jobs Could Run Themselves?
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Robots exist to handle specific dangerous tasks - such as diffusing explosive devices or inspecting tall or remote structures. However, many researchers and other concerned parties are running trials and improving concepts in labs to create more broadly applicable machines.
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Boston Dynamics Webinar - Why Humanoids Are the Future of Manufacturing
Join us November 18th for this Webinar as we reflect on what we've learned by observing factory floors, and why we've grown convinced that chasing generalization in manipulation—both in hardware and behavior—isn't just interesting, but necessary. We'll discuss AI research threads we're exploring at Boston Dynamics to push this mission forward, and highlight opportunities our field should collectively invest more in to turn the humanoid vision, and the reinvention of manufacturing, into a practical, economically viable product.
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Basler AG is an international leader and experienced expert in computer vision. The company offers a broad coordinated portfolio of vision hardware and software. In addition, it enables customers to solve their vision application issues by developing customer-specific products or solutions. Founded in 1988, the Basler Group employs around 850 people at its headquarters in Ahrensburg, Germany, as well as other sales and development locations throughout Europe, Asia, and North America.
