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Pudu Robotics unveils β€˜One Brain, Multiple Embodiments’ strategy and showcases full portfolio in European first

Global commercial robotics specilaist showcased six product lines together for the first time at its 2026 European Partner Summit in Amsterdam Pudu Robotics, a global provider of commercial robotics, has set out the next phase of its global strategy in Amsterdam at its first European Partner Summit. At the event, which was themed β€œAI in […]
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AGIBOT unveils GO-3 Preview and takes top spot on three embodied AI benchmarks

The new embodied foundation model connects pre-training, post-training and post-deployment learning, helping robots develop general-purpose capabilities and continuously improve through real-world experience AGIBOT has unveiled GO-3 Preview, an embodied foundation model that supports large-scale learning across the full lifecycle of pre-training, post-training and post-deployment. The model has also secured first-place rankings on three major embodied […]
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From human experience to robot action: LiberAI launches Liber-0 world-action model

LiberAI, a physical AI startup developing foundation systems for general-purpose robots, is launching Liber-0, a World Action Model pretrained on more than 2.2 million hours of human experience to help robots learn how to interact with the physical world. (See video below.) Liber-0 combines large-scale human video with directly recorded hand motions, visual and embodiment […]
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Humanoid Robots in Warehouses vs AMRs: Which Automation Makes Sense in 2026?

Every warehouse automation conference seems to have the same scene: a crowd gathered around a walking humanoid robot, while a quieter booth nearby showcases autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) already moving goods in thousands of facilities. Both technologies promise to change logistics. But in 2026, they are at very different stages of commercial maturity. AMRs are […]
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Whatever happened to BlackBerry? QNX takes on the software-defined vehicle era

It’s a dim and distant memory now but, once upon a time, BlackBerry was by far the world’s favourite smartphone among business users. Journalists and all sorts of other professionals were amazed that a phone could enable them to check and respond to their emails while they were out and about. There literally was no […]
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Infineon and Qualcomm team up on car computers for automated driving

Infineon Technologies says it is working with Qualcomm Technologies to accelerate the development and deployment of central car computers in software-defined vehicles (SDVs). The companies have signed a technology agreement to have a microcontroller-based design pattern (the β€œsubsystem”) for Qualcomm Technologies’ Snapdragon Ride reference platforms for high-performance computing and in-vehicle artificial intelligence. By working together, […]
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Tutor Intelligence raises $75 million to scale robot workforce

Tutor Intelligence, the robotics research and deployment company, today announced its $75 million Series B led by Andreessen Horowitz, bringing the company’s total capital raised to $117 million. The round will support Tutor’s frontier robot foundation model training, as well as the manufacturing and deployment of Sonny and Cassie, Tutor’s robot workers, which run the […]
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Opinion: What happens when the robot is wrong?

By Gleb Tsipursky, PhD, CEO, Disaster Avoidance Experts A new industrial robot can meet its cycle-time target and still fail its most important workplace test: what happens when an experienced operator believes the machine is wrong? That question deserves attention as manufacturers accelerate automation. The International Federation of Robotics reported in September that the global […]
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New ISO standard enables mobile robots from different vendors to work together

The Association for Advancing Automation (A3) has announced the publication of ISO 21423:2026, a new international standard for communication and interoperability among industrial mobile robots (IMRs), regardless of vendor or model. ISO 21423 provides a common set of communication requirements for mobile robots from different suppliers operating in the same industrial facility. Developed by ISO […]
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Minnesota’s solar energy model could lead to budget relief for millions of Americans

Between skyrocketing grocery bills and gas prices, keeping up with basic household expenses may feel harder than ever. Making matters worse, utility bills are surging coast to coast as major electricity companies raise prices to fund multibillion-dollar grid overhauls. Nationwide, electric utility providers are in a bind. Surging demand driven by electric vehicles, massive data […]
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11 Best Singing Photo Generator Tools in 2026

When you want to animate a still image to a music track, you quickly realize that most AI video tools are built for spoken dialogue. They flap a mouth on a static background, creating a talking head rather than a singing character. For a true musical output, you need a tool that understands the difference […]
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Top Life Sciences Technology Solutions Firms for Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Process Automation

Drug companies demand speedier launches and don’t want to relax quality standards. That puts pressure on the shop floor as well as on the software above it. Rockwell Automation’s October 1 report found that 90 percent of life sciences manufacturers call digital transformation necessary. Nearly 58 percent are already using smart manufacturing technology in their […]
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North American robot orders increase 25 percent in third quarter of 2026

North American companies ordered 10,989 robots valued at $723.5 million in the third quarter of 2026, according to new data released by the Association for Advancing Automation (A3). Orders increased 24.8 percent in units and 26.1 percent in value compared to the third quarter of 2025, making it the strongest quarter of the year so […]
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BMW and Embotech move β€˜1 million vehicles using automated driving technology’

Embotech and BMW Group say they have moved β€œ1 million vehicles using automated driving technology” across four BMW Group production sites in the UK and Germany, marking a major milestone in the use of Automated Driving In-Plant in industrial production. Automotive OEMs are increasingly turning to digitalization and automation to make production processes more efficient […]
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Agility Robotics says more than 30 companies considering Digit humanoid robot

Agility Robotics is expanding the use of its Digit humanoid robot with logistics company GXO while reporting a pipeline of more than 30 prospective customers across manufacturing, automotive, logistics and other industries. GXO has signed a new commercial agreement to introduce Digit at two additional US facilities, in Statesville, North Carolina, and Lebanon, Tennessee. The […]
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What battery technology will power the next generation of humanoid robots?

Humanoid robots are an emerging technology that promises to revolutionize society. Designed and modeled on the human form, humanoid robots can navigate a world made for humans, and it is their versatility that sets them apart from specialized robots, such as automated guided vehicles (AGVs). Similar to AGVs, humanoid robots need an energy source that […]
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Interview with TorqueAGI founder: β€˜Most robot AI is a language or vision model with robot data added to it’

As robotics companies race to develop increasingly capable AI models for machines operating in the physical world, TorqueAGI is taking a different approach: supplying the intelligence layer to robot and equipment manufacturers rather than building hardware of its own. Founded by robotics researcher Dr Ashutosh Saxena, TorqueAGI has spent nearly two years developing and testing […]
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How Automation is Changing Commercial Ice Production: 6 Shifts Manufacturers Are Making

Ice rarely comes up when people talk about industrial automation. It sits far from robotic arms, warehouse vision systems and predictive analytics in the popular imagination. Yet commercial ice production is going through the same quiet transformation as the rest of the manufacturing floor, driven by the same pressures: rising labor costs, tighter consistency requirements, […]
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β€˜First’ insurance policy for domestic humanoid robots in the UK

Tokio Marine HCC International (TMHCCI), an insurance company based in Houston, Texas, is partnering with Adrian Flux to launch what they say is β€œthe UK’s first domestic humanoid robot household insurance policy”. The cover is available to UK customers through Adrian Flux’s home insurance offering, underwritten by TMHCCI. This new product class is intended to […]
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Foundry Robotics raises $100 million to build β€˜America’s first autonomous factory for assembly’

Foundry Robotics has announced its oversubscribed $100 million Series A funding round led by Marlinspike Partners. Participating in the round are early backers Khosla Ventures and Red Glass Ventures, and new investors SE Ventures, Wing VC, and Axiom Ventures, as well as existing investors Hanabi and Zero Shot Fund. Foundry builds and operates autonomous factories […]
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