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Josh Baylin Starphone: Elon’s AI Phone Supplier List Revealed ↗
Most people still think Elon Musk’s biggest projects are rockets and robots.
Ubitium raises $14 million to build ‘first universal processor for physical AI’ ↗
Ubitium, a semiconductor startup building a “universal processor” for machines that perceive, think and act in the real world, has announced $14 million in new seed funding.
Scan Computers partners with OLO Robotics to make advanced robots easier to implement ↗
Scan Computers has entered into a partnership with Sheffield-based OLO Robotics, combining Scan’s robotics hardware, AI infrastructure and technical expertise with OLO’s browser-based platform and specialist robotics…
PlusAI moves closer to Nasdaq listing as it targets 2027 autonomous truck launch ↗
PlusAI has moved a step closer to becoming a publicly traded company, filing registration documents with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for its proposed merger with special purpose acquisition company Texas…
Symbotic acquires cellumation to expand warehouse automation portfolio ↗
Symbotic, a specialist in AI-enabled robotics technology for the supply chain, has announced the acquisition of cellumation, a Bremen, Germany-based automation company and creator of the celluveyor, a patented,…
The Process of Buying Global IPv4 Through Each RIR for Industrial Networks ↗
To buy global IPv4, you acquire the registration rights to an address block through a transfer recorded by a Regional Internet Registry (RIR), such as ARIN, RIPE NCC or APNIC.
Why Route Planning Sits at the Heart of Last-mile Transformation ↗
Last-mile delivery is the most expensive, most visible, and most operationally complex part of the supply chain.
Keeping Mobile Lifts Running: A Practical Guide to Parts, Uptime, and Safer Automation Work ↗
If you work around warehouses, service bays, or automated facilities, you already know how quickly one lift problem can slow everything down.
Why Warehouse Automation Still Depends on Equipment Uptime ↗
Warehouse automation is advancing quickly.
SLS PA12 Robot Tooling: A Practical Qualification Guide ↗
Qualifying SLS PA12 Robot Tooling Before it Enters a Production Cell A robot gripper can look convincing on a CAD screen and still fail its first week on the line.
Interview: Humanoid robots are advancing fast. Manufacturing them at scale is the next challenge ↗
As humanoid robot developers race to move their machines from demonstrations and pilot projects into factories and other working environments, another challenge is rapidly coming into focus: how to manufacture these…
New York extends AI companion program in partnership with Intuition Robotics ↗
The New York State Office for the Aging (NYSOFA) has extended its partnership with Intuition Robotics to continue bringing the ElliQ proactive AI companion to aging New Yorkers at risk of loneliness and social isolation.
UK’s National Composites Centre to lead business support for new £9.8 million Greater South West robotics hub ↗
Businesses across the Greater South West region of the UK will receive dedicated support to explore and adopt robotics and automation through a new £9.8 million regional programme.
Kingston University chosen to lead UK’s first waste and recycling robotics hub ↗
Kingston University has been selected to lead the UK’s first dedicated waste and recycling robotics adoption hub as part of a £40 million (approximately $53 million) government scheme.
Cevotec brings robotic composite lamination to South Korea with KCompositeLab partnership ↗
Cevotec has appointed Korean composite specialist KCompositeLab (KCLab) as its sales partner for South Korea.
RobotPlusPlus expands industrial maintenance automation with HighMate robots ↗
RobotPlusPlus, an engineering-led developer of working-at-height robots, is extending automation across industrial maintenance with its HighMate Series for industrial cleaning and corrosion control, led by the HighMate…
Researchers develop battery-free wearable device powered by human movement ↗
Researchers at Dongguk University in South Korea have developed a flexible, battery-free electronic device that can harvest energy from human movement and use it to power neuromorphic sensing and learning functions.
Monolithos launches long-term memory system for robots and embodied AI ↗
Monolithos has launched a public alpha of Robot Brain, a long-term memory and experience system designed to enable robots and embodied AI systems to retain information from previous tasks and make it available during…
FireDome launches US operations to advance autonomous wildfire defense ↗
FireDome, an autonomous wildfire resilience company, has announced the launch of its US operations, anchored by a demonstration site at Yuba County Airport.
Lowe’s launches 20-minute drone delivery with Wing and DoorDash ↗
Lowe’s has launched drone delivery, the newest fulfillment method for the retailer that delivers select home improvement items directly to DIY and pro customers “in as fast as 20 minutes”.
Galaxy Corporation stages 16-robot K-pop performance in New York ↗
South Korean entertainment technology company Galaxy Corporation has staged a synchronized performance involving 16 humanoid robots in New York as part of a demonstration combining robotics with K-pop and other…
European TALOS project demonstrates autonomous robots for solar plant maintenance ↗
The European TALOS project has completed three years of testing autonomous robots and AI for solar power plant maintenance, demonstrating the technology at sites in Spain, Portugal and the Netherlands.
Odyssey launches world model to control robots, humanoids, vehicles and drones ↗
Odyssey, an AI research company pioneering foundation world models, has announced Odyssey-3, its most powerful world model to date.
Robbyant and AFDE partner to expand embodied AI and robotics across Middle East ↗
Robbyant, an embodied AI company within Ant Group, and the Arab Federation for Digital Economy (AFDE) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance the deployment, localization and commercialization of…
Robotics companies turn to rush 3D printing as demand for faster production grows ↗
Upside Parts, a Massachusetts-based custom manufacturing company, released an analysis of more than 30,000 3D-printed parts produced across hundreds of customer orders, looking at how robotics companies use on-demand 3D…
First Supply deploys Exotec robots to increase warehouse picking speeds tenfold ↗
Warehouse robotics provider Exotec has deployed its Skypod solution in First Supply’s warehouse in West Salem, Wisconsin.
Stäubli robots and AI inspect 100,000 peaches an hour at Greek processing plant ↗
At the Agrophoenix fruit processing plant in Greece, eight Stäubli SCARA robots do the opposite of cherry-picking: They pick peaches and select not the good ones, but the bad ones.
Auve Tech launches driverless airport shuttle service without onboard safety operator ↗
Auve Tech has demonstrated its MiCa shuttle operating at Tallinn Airport, in Estonia, without an onboard safety operator, a major milestone in the commercialisation of autonomous mobility.
The HR Leader’s Guide to Desk and Room Booking Software for Hybrid Teams ↗
American employees now spend about 26% of their paid workdays working from home.
The Simple Upgrade That Keeps Drivers Confident in Any Weather ↗
The weather can be really unpredictable. A clear morning commute can turn into a rainstorm by the afternoon.