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10 stories taggedindustrial robotics.
ANYbotics Shift Turns a Robot's 2 a.m. Gas Alert Into a Work Order Before Dawn
A new platform connects walking industrial robots to SAP, GE Vernova, and dozens of other enterprise tools, so a fault spotted overnight becomes a repair ticket before the morning shift arrives.
Agility's Digit 5 Has Human-Style Legs, Nine-Minute Charging and a Safety Squat
The updated humanoid can lift 50 pounds, work 20 hours a day, and sit on the floor to switch itself off when a person walks close, all lessons learned from three years on real factory floors.
IDS Imaging's New Nion Camera Gives Robots Sharp 3D Vision at Real-World Speeds
A German industrial camera maker has launched a 3D sensor that tracks fast-moving objects in tricky lighting, aiming to make precise depth sensing practical on factory floors and in logistics warehouses.
Factory Robots Don't All Need to Be Supercars: Kollmorgen's Case for Right-Sizing Motion Systems
Industrial automation company Kollmorgen has expanded its Essentials motion platform to support the high-voltage power supplies standard in large factories, arguing that matching the motor to the job cuts cost and speeds installation.
Humanoid Robots Are in Warehouses Now. What Still Needs to Work?
Four robotics experts take the stage at RoboBusiness in October to separate real progress from hype, covering safety, costs, and what it will actually take before humanoid robots show up at scale on factory floors.
Celona's Orion Platform Wants Robots to Pick Their Own Wi-Fi or 5G Connection on the Fly
A new system lets factory robots, warehouse vehicles, and mining haulers switch between private 5G, Wi-Fi, and even satellite without dropping their network identity. Here is what it costs, who it is for, and when you can get it.
The Robot That Can Move Is Useless If It Cannot See
A mining robotics company explains why perception is the hardest problem in industrial autonomy, and what happens when machines go blind in a dust cloud.
This humanoid robot can feel your touch, and it is coming to shipyards first
Generative Bionics built Gene.01 in six months. It has skin that senses temperature and force, and it is already being trained to weld ships.
Boston Dynamics Is Teaching Its Robot to Behave, Not Just Move
A free webinar on 22 July reveals how animation tricks and AI are making humanoid robots easier for real workers to trust.
Yaskawa America earns top global cybersecurity certification for its robotics business
The Ohio-based robotics company completed a three-year security overhaul and passed an independent audit to earn ISO 27001 status, giving factory customers a formal guarantee their data is protected.