Foxconn is partnering with NVIDIA to develop smart hospital solutions, including collaborative nursing robots like Nurabot, AI models for patient monitoring, and digital twins of healthcare facilities, leveraging NVIDIA technologies from data centers to edge devices to transform medical centers into AI-powered smart hospitals.
Boston Dynamics' unveiling of its robust electric humanoid Atlas signals an industry shift, with new models like X1 Gamma, Figure 02, and upgraded Unitree H1 showcasing visual and performance upgrades as companies scale up production and deployment of humanoid robots.
Escalating U.S.-China trade tensions and expanded U.S. chip controls are disrupting the global humanoid robot supply chain, potentially giving American makers an edge due to China's reliance on advanced AI chips and hardware components from Chinese companies.
Amazon's groundbreaking Vulcan robot boasts a sense of touch, revolutionizing robotics by deftly manipulating objects, easing employee workloads in fulfillment centers, and marking a pivotal fusion of robotics, engineering, and AI to comprehend physical interactions.
Figure AI, a US startup, has unveiled ambitious plans to mass-produce AI-powered humanoid robots, targeting 12,000 units per year from its BotQ facility, with a goal of shipping 100,000 robots by 2029 for industrial, logistics, and eventually home applications.
In a groundbreaking partnership, Uber and Momenta are joining forces to launch autonomous ride-hailing services globally by 2026, starting in Europe, combining Uber's ridesharing network with Momenta's self-driving technology to provide safe and efficient Robotaxi services.
Waymo, a leader in autonomous driving technology, is doubling down on robotaxis by ramping up production at its Arizona plant, aiming to assemble over 2,000 Jaguar I-PACE and Geely Zeekr RT robotaxis by the end of 2026, as it conducts a quarter-million paid, driverless rides weekly and plans to expand …
Hugging Face, a leading AI company, unveils the affordable 3D-printed SO-101 robotic arm for $100, featuring faster assembly and improved motors, while expanding its robotics lineup with acquisitions and a new humanoid robot, Reachy 2.
In a groundbreaking development, the FDA has approved a key component of Precision Neuroscience's brain implant system, paving the way for paralyzed patients to potentially regain speech and movement through a cutting-edge brain-computer interface technology that rivals efforts by Neuralink, Synchron, and other prominent players.
In a strategic move, Intel is spinning off its Altera FPGA unit into an independent company by selling a 51% stake for $8.75 billion to Silver Lake, enabling Intel to streamline operations while allowing Altera to invest in emerging AI markets like edge computing and robotics.