Computer numerical control machining is a manufacturing process that uses computer software to control machine tools for cutting, shaping, and finishing parts. The machines follow precise programmed instructions, allowing complex components to be produced with high accuracy and consistency. This method reduces manual labor and minimizes errors compared to traditional machining. Computer numerical control machining is commonly used to work with metals, plastics, and composites. It is a core technology in modern manufacturing industries such as aerospace, automotive, and industrial production.
Addverb Technologies, backed by Reliance Industries and currently ranked outside the global top 30 in robotics by revenue, is raising more than $100 million to develop humanoid and quadruped robots, build AI training systems, and expand internationally as it targets a top-10 global ranking within five years.
Google DeepMind has launched a three-month robotics accelerator program for early-stage European startups, selecting 15 companies spanning industrial automation, healthcare robotics, waste sorting, ocean autonomy, and neurosurgery for mentorship and access to Gemini robotics models.
South Korean builder GS E&C has signed an MOU with Daedong Robotics to deploy autonomous mobile robots at construction sites, beginning with pilot projects for material transportation and labor-intensive tasks before jointly developing construction-specific robot models.