Percepto has launched Axion, a hardware-agnostic physical AI platform delivering visibility across mission-critical infrastructure. The post Percepto launches Axion AI platform to unify inspection data analysis appeared first on The Robot Report .
NASA has awarded AstraQua, a physical AI company, a $1,274,990 Phase II contract to advance its AstraSense technology for electric and hybrid-electric aircraft, including advanced air mobility applications. Physical AI must have safety at its core. A robot may know where to go and what to do, but does it know whether it is healthy […]
Europe’s autonomous vehicle sector is entering a potentially important phase, with carmakers, technology companies and mobility operators advancing a growing number of robotaxi, automated driving and autonomous freight programs across the region. Several of those projects were highlighted at Nvidia’s GTC Berlin event, where companies including Bolt, Lucid, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, Volvo Cars and […]
Humanoid, a UK-based AI and robotics company, is expanding its collaboration with Nvidia to build the computing foundation for a new generation of AI-powered humanoid robots. The companies are working together to develop a high-performance robotic edge runtime for Humanoid’s next-generation robots. By integrating Nvidia’s advanced technologies into its platform, Humanoid will be able to […]
Misumi Americas has launched a new $2 million foundation to support engineering education, robotics programs and manufacturing skills development in the United States. The Misumi Imprint Foundation is the first corporate giving organization established in Misumi Group’s 63-year history and is intended to help expand the pipeline of engineers, machinists, technicians and other skilled manufacturing […]
Agility said it expects to raise $465 million in its combination with Churchill Capital Corp XI, $155 million less than it had estimated. The post Humanoid developer Agility now expects to raise $465M in SPAC deal appeared first on The Robot Report .
By Dr Nicola Tomatis, CEO, BlueBotics By the time a mobile robot project reaches commissioning, many of the decisions that will shape its performance have already been made. Fleet size, routes, charging points, and pick/drop locations have all been agreed. But if those assumptions prove wrong, correcting them on-site can mean extra engineering time, additional […]
By Celeste Lefebvre Celeste Lefebvre is Product Manager at Eyelit Technologies, where she owns the product lifecycle for Eyelit APS, the company’s advanced planning and scheduling software. Automotive plants need four capabilities from a manufacturing execution system (MES) in 2026: traceability down to the component controlled quality records that support audit readiness support for mixed […]
The Robot Report editorial team sits down for a recap of noteworthy sessions and networking around the 2026 RoboBusiness event. The post RoboBusiness 2026 recap appeared first on The Robot Report .
The U.S. secretary of commerce's Section 232 investigation concluded that dependence on robotics imports poses a national security risk. The post White House makes Section 232 determination regarding foreign-made robots appeared first on The Robot Report .
The 2026 Robotics Handbook examines design choices behind dexterous manipulation, humanoid robots, and construction automation. The post 2026 Robotics Handbook looks at humanoids, AI, and design choices appeared first on The Robot Report .
AGIBOT unveils its AHA3 integrated hardware platform, GO-3 Preview and WITA-Omni 1.0 model, formally launches G2 Max and Link-U OS 1.0, and highlights real-world deployments AGIBOT has introduced Worken, a proposed framework for measuring the productive work performed by robots in real-world environments, at AGIBOT Innovation Day 2026 in Shanghai. Combining the words “Work” and […]
