In a new interview, Columbia professor and SceniX co-founder Yunzhu Li argues that the hardest problem in physical AI is not getting robots to move, but getting them to grasp, sen…
Jun Wu’s integrated hardware + AI software model points to a familiar industrial shift: recurring, high-margin AI services instead of one-off robot sales. The catch is deployment….
The company’s GEN-1 release and roughly $2 billion valuation show investors are still willing to fund robot intelligence at scale. Operators, however, will judge the platform on u…
As robot counts rise, factory performance is being decided less by mechanical uptime than by dashboards, alerts, data wiring, and the people who know how to read them.
Robotics deployments are hitting a wall that better graphics and bigger models won’t fix: the sim-to-real gap is driven by physics, not visuals. For operators, engineers, and inve…
Brandon Speweik’s view from GFT Technologies puts the deployment challenge in focus: industrial AI is moving from spotting defects to intervening on the line, but latency, edge co…
In an interview with Workr Robotics CEO Ken Macken, the message was blunt: manufacturers do not buy autonomy stack demos — they buy reliability, exact task performance, and uptime…
Fast reporting on robotics labs, deployments, and platform releases.
Campbell Myers says the company’s robotics-and-adhesive approach could reshape apparel production, but deployment reality will be decided by state estimation, uptime, and whether….
Genesis AI’s new photorealistic simulation platform promises to compress evaluation loops from days to minutes on GPU clusters. The real test is whether it fits existing autonomy….
At Automate 2026, Inbolt is pitching Robot Programming and an expanded Robot Control as a single AI vision stack for robot guidance. The real test is whether it can cut the commis…
A new NVIDIA Research model trained on 2 billion simulated grasps can propose grasps for unseen objects and grippers, with curoboV2 compatibility signaling a cleaner path into exi…
The new CRX-3iA is Fanuc’s lightest CRX model yet, pairing one-hand portability with welding-grade precision. The hardware lowers the friction of moving a robot between jobs, but….
The company’s move to Logistics Campus Aalsmeer gives it more room for demos, training and lifecycle support across Europe. For operators and investors, the bigger question is whe…
Humanoids, drones, warehouse robots, autonomy software, and fleet operations.
For humanoids, industrial robots, autonomy stacks, and physical AI deployments, uptime now depends on more than motors and models. A power fault can stop a task mid-motion, force….
A new global roadmap for 2025–2035 projects a fast-growing robotics market, but its bigger value may be that it forces operators, engineers, and investors to think in deployment t…
As humanoids, autonomous systems, and industrial robots move from demos to real production, ultra-precise Swiss-machined components are shifting from back-office manufacturing det…