Geekplus has introduced its new Robot Arm Picking Station, marking the first end-to-end unmanned picking solution for warehouse automation. The system integrates with its AMR portfolio to complete a fully automated picking process.
KargoBot has partnered with Raytron to equip its autonomous trucks with infrared thermal cameras, improving all-weather perception and safety during operations.
International Motors, Plus, and NVIDIA are collaborating to develop factory-built Level 4 autonomous trucks powered by NVIDIA’s DRIVE AGX Hyperion platform, combining manufacturing expertise, AI software, and advanced computing for commercial freight operations.
The Bot Company, co-founded by former Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt, is reportedly seeking $250 million in new funding that would value the robotics startup at more than $4 billion.
NVIDIA announced an expansion of its Omniverse Blueprint to support large-scale factory digital twins and AI-driven robotics, with companies like Siemens, Foxconn, and Caterpillar among the first adopters.
Nightfood Holdings Inc. is integrating artificial intelligence and robotics technologies through targeted acquisitions, reporting over $10 million in annualized revenue and preparing for an uplisting from OTC markets to a national exchange.
Green Hills Software has released safety-certified development tools for Infineon’s new PSOC Edge microcontroller family, aimed at enabling high-performance, low-power edge AI applications in robotics, smart home devices, and industrial systems.
Kepler Robotics introduced its humanoid robot K2 ‘Bumblebee’ and a new open developer platform at the IROS 2025 conference in Hangzhou, showcasing advanced actuation systems and simulation-based training tools for global developers.
HD Hyundai Chairman Chung Kisun presented a blueprint for the future of shipbuilding at APEC 2025 Korea, emphasizing AI, robotics, and global cooperation for sustainability.
AgiBot has introduced LinkCraft, a zero-code platform that converts human motion videos into precise humanoid robot performances using AI motion capture and imitation learning.
Estonian-founded robotics company Starship Technologies has secured $50 million in funding to expand its autonomous delivery operations across American cities, following success in Europe and U.S. university campuses.
Nexar has launched BADAS, a foundation AI model trained on over 10 billion miles of real-world driving data, designed to improve vehicle safety and autonomy by predicting road incidents more accurately than simulation-based systems.
NEXT Semiconductor Technologies has announced the NXLR1 LiDAR Processor Unit, a system-on-chip integrating 12 high-speed ADC channels with proprietary Full Waveform Capture processing for enhanced perception in autonomous vehicles.
Seasats introduced its new Quickfish autonomous surface vessel during a U.S. Navy exercise off the California coast, showcasing high-speed performance and multi-week endurance capabilities.
SaferWatch has partnered with Sentrycs to integrate real-time drone detection and mitigation technology into its Command Center Platform, enabling law enforcement to detect, track, and safely neutralize unauthorized drones.
Coco Robotics has appointed AI researcher Bolei Zhou as Chief AI Scientist to lead its new Physical AI Lab, focusing on advancing the company’s autonomous delivery technology using data from its robot fleet.
At the 2025 Chery International User Summit in Wuhu, AiMOGA Robotics, incubated by Chery Auto Group, announced its global brand strategy and plans to integrate robotics with automotive technologies.
Qualcomm has acquired Arduino, integrating the open-source hardware maker into its edge AI strategy. The companies introduced the Arduino Uno Q, a dual-processor board combining Qualcomm's Dragonwing QRB2210 with an STM32 microcontroller for AI and real-time applications.
HavocAI has secured $85 million in new funding to scale its autonomous vessel technology and meet increasing demand from the U.S. military and international partners.
Elon Musk’s xAI has hired two researchers from Nvidia to accelerate its development of 'world models'—AI systems that can understand and simulate physical environments for use in robotics and gaming.
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