Why Auditory Perception May Decide Which Robots Get Adopted- Development imbalance: Robotics has prioritized vision and locomotion due to tractability and clear metrics, leaving auditory perception underdeveloped. - Bio...
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Why Auditory Perception May Decide Which Robots Get Adopted- Development imbalance: Robotics has prioritized vision and locomotion due to tractability and clear metrics, leaving auditory perception underdeveloped. - Bio...
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Lights-Out Manufacturing Without the Robot: IMTS 2026 Session Makes the Case for In-Spindle Automation- Session details: "Lights-Out Manufacturing Without the Robot" runs Monday, September 14 at 2:15 P.M. in IMTS10 Room W193-A at the IMTS 2026 Conference. - Core...
Onkos Surgical Marks 1,000th Patient-Specific Pelvic Implant Case with My3D Platform- Milestone reached: Onkos Surgical has completed its 1,000th case using the My3D patient-specific pelvic implant platform. - Platform workflow: My3D combines c...
LG and NVIDIA Move From Humanoid Development to Factory Validation- Agreement scope: LG and NVIDIA signed a memorandum of understanding at NVIDIA’s headquarters in Santa Clara, California, covering robotics, AI factories and v...
US Manufacturing Growth Hits Fastest Pace in More Than Four Years as Stellantis Reworks North America
SOLIZE PARTNERS and Dassault Systèmes Forge Strategic Partnership in Japan to Drive Digital Transformation
Analog Devices Renews Strategic Sponsorship of MassRobotics, Extending Engineering Resources to Robotics Startups
Chery has agreed to invest US$75m (KRW 108bn) in South Korean automaker KG Mobility (KGM) through convertible bonds, securing an initial stake of around 10%. If the bonds are fully converted near their 2029 maturity, that position could rise to 16.22%. The structure keeps the transaction framed as a financial investment today, while leaving the door open to a substantially larger equity position later.