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Following a successful pilot at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada facility, the companies have signed a Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS) agreement.
A comprehensive introduction to robotics for beginners, explaining core components, robot types, AI integration, real-world applications, and the technologies shaping intelligent machines.
New York Robotics has formally launched as the Tri-State region surpasses 160 robotics startups, signaling New York’s rise as a major global center for robotics and physical AI.
Elon Musk told World Economic Forum attendees that humanoid robots could outnumber humans and enter mass markets as early as 2027, reshaping labor, economics, and daily life.
Industrial automation focuses on automated control systems that optimize industrial processes and operations.
Airbus has placed a six-figure order for humanoid robots from UBTech, marking one of the largest industrial deployments of humanoid robotics in aerospace manufacturing to date.
Asus is winding down new smartphone development as it redirects resources toward AI computing, robotics, and physical AI systems for industrial and enterprise markets.
Smart factories focus on connected, data-driven manufacturing powered by robotics and AI.
Robotics Business focuses on market trends, investment, and commercialization across the robotics industry.
Edge AI focuses on running AI models directly on devices for real-time, low-latency intelligence.
Autonomous systems focus on machines that operate independently using AI-driven perception and control.
Elon Musk says Tesla’s humanoid robots could eventually become more valuable than its electric vehicle business, positioning robotics as the company’s long-term growth engine.
CES 2026 focuses on major AI, robotics, and automation trends revealed at one of the world’s largest technology events.
Robotics as a service is a model that lets businesses use robots through subscriptions instead of purchasing and maintaining them.
Artificial intelligence is the technology that enables machines to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as learning and decision-making.
