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Great robots, failed companies: what startups are missing out on in automation
The most difficult challenges in starting an automation company are rarely technical. A team capable of designing a working robot or a reliable automated line has already surpassed what most outsiders consider a major challenge. But the business infrastructure around the technology often remains unfinished - and this is where a surprising number of capable companies stumble.
Swarms of robots modeled after bees and ants will change mining
Researchers at the University of Adelaide have created a new type of robotic system, inspired by bees and ants. The development promises to make mining safer, more efficient and more environmentally friendly. The paper, published in the journal Natural Sciences, examines how social insects work together to find and transport food.
Morgan Stanley doubles forecast for humanoid robots in China
Morgan Stanley doubled its forecast for shipments of Chinese humanoid robots. This is reported by Tech Buzz with reference to CNBC, which reported on the revised assessment of the investment bank. The basis of this decision is commercial implementation in real production conditions, and not laboratory tests or demonstration pilots.
Agility Robotics Goes Public Through SPAC Merger
The Digit humanoid robot is already working with several commercial customers. Agility Robotics Inc. today announced a merger with special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Churchill Capital Corp. XI. It said it would become "the only publicly traded humanoid company in the United States with proven active commercial deployments.".
Why reliable power backup is becoming vital for modern robotics systems
Modern robotic systems are changing entire industries. They increase efficiency, accuracy and productivity. From factory floors to warehouse terminals, companies are increasingly relying on automated systems to keep operations running. Businesses looking for backup power for robotic infrastructure should check out Nite & Day Power.
Forbes has compiled a map of 18 companies creating humanoid robots
Forbes interviewed experts and named 18 companies that are now setting the pace in the race for humanoid robots. The list includes startups like Agility Robotics and Apptronik, aimed at factories, and giants like Tesla, BYD, Samsung and Toyota. The main thing in this collection is not a single leader.
Three-armed robot sushi chef learns how to cut fish like a pro
A new three-armed robot has learned to cut fish for sashimi. This is a difficult task for machines: the slippery fillet changes shape when touched, and cutting requires special precision. Sverre Herland from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology and his colleagues created a system with three manipulators.
US robotics grew by double digits in 2025
The number of industrial robots installed in the US increased by 11% compared to last year. This data is provided by the International Federation of Robotics (IFR). In 2025, 38 thousand such machines were installed in the country. The recovery was driven by the food industry and other non-manufacturing sectors, the Frankfurt-based organization explained.
Robots pour cocktails and run marathons, but they're not good at multitasking.
There is still a long way to go to a universal Android. They can mix cocktails, run marathons and fold laundry. But humanoid robots are not yet capable of performing many different tasks on command - no matter what marketers say.
Microbot Medical will expand veterans' access to robotic surgery with LIBERTY
Microbot Medical has announced a partnership with Lovell Government Services to work with federal healthcare systems. The collaboration aims to expand access to robotic surgery for US military veterans, serving organizations administered by the Veterans Health Administration, Military Health System and Indian Health Service.
Humanoid robots: how machines that look like us will change our lives
Humanoid robots are no longer science fiction. They are able to take on tasks that are beyond the capabilities of humans, and in the future they can occupy an important place in industry, the service sector or in private homes.