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Robotics is transforming the way industry automates processes, improves operational precision, and responds to complex or high-risk environments. This category features news covering industrial robots, autonomous systems, advanced automation, and technological developments reshaping productivity across multiple sectors.

Coverage includes applications in manufacturing, industrial inspection, maintenance, logistics, mining, energy, and other areas where robotics helps optimize time, reduce human exposure, and improve operational efficiency. News also highlights advancements in artificial intelligence, computer vision, sensors, remote operation, and collaborative systems that are expanding the reach of industrial automation.

Stories in this category reflect how robotics continues to evolve as a strategic tool for driving innovation, safety, and competitiveness in industries that demand smarter, more precise, and more adaptable processes.

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Robotics

Nauticus Robotics’ Aquanaut Mark 2 to be tested with FAU at Dania Beach

Ruth Arteaga. · August 12, 2024

Nauticus Robotics expects to save up to 90% on Aquanaut Mark 2 testing costs through its collaboration with FAU.

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Google DeepMind develops table tennis robot that manages to “beat” humans

Joshua Falcón. · August 12, 2024

Google's DeepMind robot won 45% of its matches against human players, but failed to beat advanced level players.

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Epson expands its line of 6-axis robots to drive automation

Ruth Arteaga. · August 11, 2024

Epson integrated SafeSense technology into the line of 6-axis robots.

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Chinese create world’s first intelligent robotic whale shark

Ruth Arteaga. · August 8, 2024

It is equipped with seven actuated joints that require precise computational and communication coordination to replicate complex movements.

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Figure 02 humanoid robot is here to stay and ready to work

Isbel Lázaro. · August 6, 2024

Figure 02's hands have 16 degrees of freedom, allowing it to manipulate objects with human-like precision.

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NEURA Robotics & NVIDIA Isaac Power Advanced Cognitive Robots

Joshua Falcón. · August 5, 2024

NEURA Robotics is targeting the delivery of 5 million units of advanced cognitive and humanoid robots worldwide by 2030.

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Meet Saipem Hydrones for underwater exploration

Isbel Lázaro. · August 4, 2024

The FlatFish can reduce the CO2 footprint by 90% during its operations.

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NVIDIA advances humanoid robotics with advanced new tools

Ruth Arteaga. · August 4, 2024

NVIDIA has demonstrated that its new technology can reduce robotic development time from months to less than a week, revolutionizing the industry.

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Unitree Robotics updated its robot dog. It now has wheels and is all-terrain

Isbel Lázaro. · August 2, 2024

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.