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Autonomous robot strengthens inspections on Yggdrasil offshore project

José López · December 29, 2025

The Taurob Inspector robot completed autonomous offshore inspections, validating its remote control from the operations center in Stavanger.

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RoboFalcon2.0: flying robot that takes off like a bird thanks to configurable wings

José López · December 26, 2025

RoboFalcon2.0 achieves the first autonomous robotic takeoff that reproduces the real mechanics of vertebrate birds.

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Next-generation humanoid robot developed for extreme environments

José López · December 24, 2025

KAIST develops an AI-enabled bipedal robot capable of running, climbing steps and executing tasks in industrial environments and lunar simulations.

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Cooperating drones in the air? See what this study says

Isbel Lázaro · December 21, 2025

Researchers compare the dynamics of drones to the interaction between a surgeon and a nurse during an operation.

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A robotic hand with human-like dexterity?

Isbel Lázaro · December 20, 2025

Combination of PiPER robotic arm and Chius hand demonstrates millimeter-precise manipulation

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AGIBOT produces 5,000 humanoid robots and accelerates industrial automation

Simón González · December 13, 2025

AGIBOT reaches a new record in industrial robotics with the delivery of its 5,000th unit, consolidating its key role in the future of automated…

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FBR moves forward in construction automation with the sale of a Hadrian unit

Ruth Arteaga · November 9, 2025

FBR will sell its Hadrian Fraser Lyne robot to address the housing shortage with automation in New South Wales.

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Intelligent robot improves bridge inspection with machine vision

Simón González · November 7, 2025

It inspected 68 cables in three days with an accuracy of 92.37 %, reducing risks and maintenance times.

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KIMM develops lightweight, wearable robots that can be used as clothing

Joshua Falcón · October 30, 2025

It is the development of an ultra-lightweight, personal assistance shoulder robot that weighs only 840 grams.

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This is Bumi: the 94 cm robot that costs less than 1400 USD.

Isbel Lázaro · October 27, 2025

The robot sold for a price similar to that of an iPhone in China.

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Aerospace

Construction

Electricity Generation

Mining

Transport

Autonomous robot strengthens inspections on Yggdrasil offshore project

RoboFalcon2.0: flying robot that takes off like a bird thanks to configurable wings

Next-generation humanoid robot developed for extreme environments

Cooperating drones in the air? See what this study says

A robotic hand with human-like dexterity?

AGIBOT produces 5,000 humanoid robots and accelerates industrial automation

FBR moves forward in construction automation with the sale of a Hadrian unit

Intelligent robot improves bridge inspection with machine vision

KIMM develops lightweight, wearable robots that can be used as clothing

This is Bumi: the 94 cm robot that costs less than 1400 USD.