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Hellbender expands Pittsburgh operations to scale physical AI manufacturing

Fast-growing startup moves headquarters to Hazelwood Green and opens expanded manufacturing operations at Mill 19, creating over 500 local jobs Hellbender, a physical AI infrastructure company powering intelligent systems at the edge, today announced it has moved its global headquarters to the Roundhouse at Hazelwood Green and will open expanded manufacturing operations at nearby Mill […]
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Shanghai Electric unveils humanoids and industrial robots and AI smart factory technologies

Operations in high-end equipment manufacturing often involve confined spaces, complex objects, and fine manipulation tasks that demand sustained and stable precision. At the recent 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference and High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance (WAIC 2026), Shanghai Electric showcased its comprehensive portfolio of embodied intelligence solutions tailored to a range of industrial scenarios. […]
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Qualcomm to supply BMW with automotive compute platforms through next decade

Qualcomm Technologies and BMW Group have announced a major agreement for the provision of compute silicon for BMW Group’s next-generation digital cockpit and advanced driver assistance and automated driving (ADAS/AD) systems through the next decade. The agreement reflects years of technical collaboration and Qualcomm Technologies’ ability to deliver compute performance and AI capabilities that BMW […]
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Shinkei Systems introduces premium grade Alaska sockeye salmon

Shinkei Systems, the seafood robotics company behind Seremoni Grade premium fish, has announced its expansion into wild Alaska sockeye salmon. The launch of Seremoni Grade salmon brings the company’s highest standard of seafood to one of the most widely enjoyed fish in the United States. Founded in 2021, Shinkei is transforming the seafood industry by […]
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From cutting smartphone glass to β€˜painting’ with light: Three applications of femtosecond lasers

Femtosecond lasers are among the most advanced tools in precision manufacturing and can shape materials with great precision without damaging surrounding structures. According to experts at LITILIT, one of the biggest barriers to mass adoption of femtosecond lasers is that they evolved from laboratory-grade systems and are notoriously difficult to produce at scale. Researchers at […]
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The Real Bottleneck in Low-Code MES Software isn’t the Code

Rockwell Automation’s July 2026 survey of 1,560 manufacturing decision-makers across 17 countries found that 93% of manufacturers already run MES software. Only 28% have it enterprise-wide, just 23% fully integrated across ERP, PLM, quality, and OT. This is a vendor survey, not independent research – but its own numbers back the reading. 44% rank integration […]
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How to Find a Company to Transfer Your ISO 9001 Certificate

ISO 9001 certification represents a significant investment in quality management, but it shouldn’t mean staying locked into a partnership that no longer serves a company’s needs. As businesses evolve, the certifying body that once seemed ideal may fall short in expertise, service or value. Transferring an ISO 9001 certificate to a new registrar can unlock […]
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Connecting the Factory Floor and Back Office: The Next Step in End-to-End Automation

Manufacturers have spent decades automating physical production. Robots assemble components, sensors monitor equipment, and control systems coordinate increasingly complex operations. Yet many of the processes surrounding production still depend on manual data entry and communication. Information generated on the factory floor may need to reach maintenance, procurement, finance, logistics, or customer service. These handoffs are […]
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Centrifugal vs. Rotary Screw Compressors: Which Fits Large-Scale Manufacturing?

Choosing the wrong primary compression technology can leave a large manufacturing facility with avoidable energy costs, limited turndown, and an inflexible compressor-room configuration for years. Plant designers commonly compare a dynamic centrifugal air compressor with a positive-displacement rotary screw system. The right answer depends less on the size of the factory itself and more on […]
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When robots start to feel: HBK and SilΓ©ane bring tactile intelligence to high-speed cosmetics packaging

France-based advanced robotics specialist SilΓ©ane has partnered with Hottinger BrΓΌel & KjΓ¦r (HBK), to deliver a groundbreaking automated gripping solution for a global cosmetics manufacturer. By embedding smart sensing directly into the end-of-arm tooling, the project provides real-time grip quality validation, ensuring precision and reliability in highly regulated, fast-moving packaging lines. The challenge: High-speed, high-volume […]
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Humanoid raises $152 million at $1.35 billion valuation, becoming β€˜Europe’s first pure-play humanoid robotics unicorn’

Humanoid, a UK-based AI and robotics company building industrial humanoid robots, today announced a $152 million Series A financing at a $1.35 billion post-money valuation. This funding brings the total amount raised to date to $270 million. The round was led by Prime Movers Lab, a venture capital firm focused on investments in breakthrough scientific […]
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How Integrating Industrial Robots with Laser Cleaning Systems Optimizes Production Lines

New technology is changing the face of factories. All companies are seeking to reduce cycle time, lower costs, and guarantee quality. Automation is assisting factories to accomplish their tasks in a superior manner. A helpful technology is industrial robots and laser cleaning systems. This mix can be used to automatically remove burrs from metal components […]
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Develop Humanoid Robot Policies End-to-End with NVIDIA Isaac GR00T

As more teams move from humanoid robot bring-up to task-specific skill development, the need for repeatable development workflows is growing. Building humanoids...

As more teams move from humanoid robot bring-up to task-specific skill development, the need for repeatable development workflows is growing. Building humanoids remains complex, and today’s development pipelines are still highly fragmented. As a result, developers spend significant time configuring robotics infrastructure before they can focus on building robot capabilities.

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