Robotics as a service is a business model where companies use robots through a subscription or pay-as-you-go service instead of buying them outright. This approach lowers upfront costs and makes advanced robotics more accessible to businesses of different sizes. RaaS typically includes hardware, software, maintenance, and updates as part of one service package. It is commonly used in warehouses, logistics, cleaning, security, and manufacturing environments. By shifting robotics to an operational expense, RaaS allows companies to scale automation more flexibly.
LG Electronics has confirmed it is in discussions with Nvidia on potential cooperation spanning robotics, AI data center infrastructure, and mobility technologies, as both companies deepen their positions in physical AI.
SusHi Tech Tokyo, Asia’s largest startup convention, opened Monday at Tokyo Big Sight with 770 exhibitions across AI, robotics, resilience, and entertainment, targeting 10,000 business negotiations over three days.
Elon Musk said Tesla will delay the Optimus V3 unveil until closer to its production date, targeting a July-August window, citing concerns that competitors are conducting frame-by-frame analysis of Tesla’s robotics demonstrations to replicate the technology.