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NVIDIA advances humanoid robotics with advanced new tools
NVIDIA has demonstrated that its new technology can reduce robotic development time from months to less than a week, revolutionizing the industry.
Robotics is transforming how industry automates processes, improves operational precision and responds to complex or high-risk environments. This section covers news on industrial robots, autonomous systems, advanced automation and technological developments reshaping productivity across multiple sectors.
Coverage includes applications in manufacturing, inspection, maintenance, logistics, mining, energy and other industrial environments where robotics reduces exposure, improves timing and increases operational efficiency. It also highlights advances in artificial intelligence, computer vision, sensors, remote operation and collaborative systems that continue to expand the reach and value of industrial automation.
Through these stories, Robotics tracks the tools, systems and strategic deployments turning automation into a key driver of industrial competitiveness, adaptability and technical performance.
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Unitree Robotics updated its robot dog. It now has wheels and is all-terrain
The Unitree Go2-W can alternate between rolling and walking, allowing it to adapt to different types of terrain, from smooth surfaces to high obstacles.
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Scientists create RoboFabric: a 3D printed fabric for soft robotics
RoboFabric can increase its stiffness by more than 350 times, offering unprecedented support in medicine and robotics.
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AES launches first artificial intelligence-enabled solar installation robot
Maximo is the first solar installation robot to successfully install nearly 10 MW of solar power, with a target of 100 MW by 2025.
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Fudan University unveiled a humanoid robot with emotions called Guanghua No. 1
The name "Guanghua" means "bright light" in Chinese, symbolizing the hope and potential this robot represents for the future of human-machine interaction.
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New insect-inspired visual navigation technique for tiny robots
The robot, weighing just 56 grams, can follow routes of up to 100 meters using less than 20 bytes of memory per meter traveled.
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Torobo: The made-in-Japan carpenter robot that can cut and hammer wood
It is equipped to adapt its use of tools in real time, adjusting pressure and angle thanks to its advanced sensors to perform tasks…
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Scientists work on snake robot for pipeline inspection
The robot is able to adjust its movements in real time, allowing it to adapt to various pipe diameters and shapes.
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HKIC and Galbot sign agreement to boost artificial intelligence industry in Hong Kong
The Galbot company has the potential to grow the AI industry in Hong Kong through its flagship robot, the Galbot G1.
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Watch how this robot dog vacuums up cigarette butts
VERO is capable of autonomous operation and can collect up to 90% of cigarette butts on a variety of surfaces.
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