Robotics Industry News
A collection of Robotics latest news, analysis and best practices from top business influencers and the world's most trustworthy sources.
Could Robot Warriors Save Lives? Inside the Race to Build Robots for the Battlefield
There are moments in war when the danger is at its highest: clearing buildings, searching unfamiliar terrain, going where no one knows what's waiting. With that in mind, military leaders are exploring an option that was once only a scenario in…
NASA's dexterous humanoid robots built to assist humans on the moon
(NewsNation) — At NASA 's Johnson Space Center in Houston, the 16-member Dexterous Robotics Team, is working on new machines to join crews on future lunar missions. These robots, however, are not just built for repetitive tasks. Their…
Robotics startup FieldAI closes new funding round at $10 billion valuation
FieldAI is building a general-purpose brain for robots, from humanoids to drones. Investors are betting big on that vision. The robotics company has raised $700 million at a $10 billion valuation, according to a person familiar with the deal, more…
Severed robot hand looks like a futuristic Thing from 'The Addams Family'
Halloween is just around the corner, which means it's the perfect time to present another undeniably spooky robot. Or, more specifically, an Addams Family -inspired detached robot hand. Like its gothic sitcom predecessor, this fully articulated…
Horde of Obsolete Humanoid Robots Made to Hurl Themselves Into Vat of Liquid Steel for Total Obliteration
Privately-developed humanoid robots are advancing at a striking clip, which means today's innovation may soon be tomorrow's pile of junk. But with so many other companies racing to develop the hot robot, how do the hundreds of robotics startups…
US wants to add more canoe-sized drone boats to its robotic fleet
The Pentagon is considering expanding its use of autonomous, canoe-sized surveillance craft along the Rio Grande and across the Gulf of Mexico after a pilot initiative launched in January effectively detected and deterred drug trafficking and…
AIIMS Delhi: Robot-Assisted Surgery Enhances Gallbladder Operations
AIIMS Delhi specialists are championing robot-assisted surgery for its superior precision and control in complex gallbladder operations, marking a significant leap in surgical technology. Robot-assisted surgery provides enhanced visualisation and…
Robot study gives seniors say in era of AI
Email Address: I consent to the Terms and Conditions, Cookie and Privacy Policies. I consent to CASL agreement. Already have an account? Log in here - To continue reading, please subscribe: One year of digital access for only $205 * Enjoy unlimited…
US Navy puts its Mk 48 torpedo on British robotic submarine for the first time
British XV Excalibur robotic submarine has now launched an American Mk 48 heavyweight torpedo Project Broadsword completed its first weapon integration test in seven months Engineers mounted the 3,700-pound Mk 48 torpedo externally beneath XV…
Sultan: The robots tell me which jobs they're taking
You are the owner of this article. You have permission to edit this article. Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device.
Should You Forget Tesla and Buy These 3 Robotics Stocks Instead?
If you're interested in robotics as a real business, not just a fancy, broad, science fiction-esque idea, I don't think investors need Tesla (TSLA -0.20%) to get that exposure during the next few years. Tesla has talked openly about robots and…
Tesla Wants to Build 10 Million Robots a Year. Here Are the Supply Chain That Needs to Exist First and the Stocks Set to Benefit.
Elon Musk is anything if not ambitious. The leader of Tesla (TSLA +4.86%) believes the company can produce 10 million humanoid robots, called Optimus, at its Texas factories. Today, the product is just a prototype, but Tesla wants to sell it to…
Tech expert's chilling warning AI robots will wipe out humanity - and soon
AI expert Roman Yampolskiy has delivered a chilling warning that the emergence of artificial intelligence could herald humanity's extinction. The computer specialist, who focuses on AI safety and cybersecurity at the University of Louisville…
Shriram Properties turns to robots as labour shortage bites
Shriram Properties is turning to robots developed by Indian start-ups to tackle an acute shortage of construction labour, with the company saying availability was “practically zero” in some parts of Tamil Nadu and north India. The…
Why Do We Need World Models When LLMs Exist?
Yifeng Yin, Co-founder and CEO of TEA Intelligent System. During my tenure as a machine learning engineer and AI researcher at Hugging Face and now as the CEO of an AI startup, I have watched and participated in the evolution of large…
Receive a Daily briefing on Robotics Industry News
Get Started