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1 day ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
Distribution center technology provider Lucas Systems has launched its Dynamic Pallet Builder technologies which offer “a dynamic and automated way for workers to build better pallets with optimal efficiency and tailored to specific warehouse needs”.
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2 days ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
RealMan Intelligent Technology, a developer of “ultra-lightweight” humanoid and embodied robotic solutions, is showcasing its latest innovations at Automatica 2025, the world’s leading trade fair for smart automation and robotics.
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2 days ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
Seegrid, a manufacturer of autonomous mobile robot (AMR) solutions for palletized material handling, announced a major company milestone: its AMRs have surpassed 17 million autonomous miles driven in production at customer sites. This achievement validates Seegrid’s commitment to delivering safe, scalable autonomous solutions that work – day in and day out – for some of the world’s largest and most demanding manufacturers, distributors, and e-commerce providers.
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2 days ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
Apptronik, the AI-powered robotics company, has announced the creation of Elevate Robotics, a wholly owned subsidiary that will focus on automating industrial tasks beyond the limits of the human form. Apptronik’s flagship humanoid robot Apollo is the result of a decade of development, during which the company built more than 15 robotics systems and made numerous significant technological advancements.
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2 days ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
Bosch, one of the world’s largest industrial conglomerates, says it “continues to set the pace” in the application and development of artificial intelligence (AI): by the end of 2027, the technology company will invest more than €2.5 billion in this field. AI is an innovation booster and growth driver for Bosch products and services. It makes automated driving safer, reliably checks quality in manufacturing, and makes everyday life easier for consumers at work, in their free time, and at home.
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2 days ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
Borouge, a petrochemicals company that provides polyolefins solutions, is collaborating with Honeywell to conduct a proof of concept for AI-powered autonomous operations, which has the potential to “revolutionise” Borouge’s UAE plant operations. The collaboration between Borouge and Honeywell is set to deliver the petrochemical industry’s first AI-driven control room designed for full-scale, real-time operation, establishing a new standard for the future of AI in petrochemicals.
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2 days ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
Make, the “visual-first platform for building and automating workflows”, has launched Make Grid, which the company describes as “the only solution on the market that offers the first auto-generated visual map of your entire automation landscape in real-time”. Designed for fast-scaling teams, Make Grid brings instant visibility to every connection, scenario, and dependency, so you can scale your automation system with confidence and adapt at speed.
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2 days ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
Today’s robots aren’t limited to the factory floor – they’re guides at airports, assistants in hospitals, and companions in homes. As engineers have refined their mechanics and coding, there remains one aspect keeping them from really flawless human interaction: voice. Not merely the capacity to speak but the capacity to sound natural. We are moving into a new era where computer-generated voices must reflect true human expression – warmth, hesitation, excitement, and empathy.
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2 days ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
Intrinsic – a business unit of Alphabet, parent company of Google – is showcasing at Automatica 2025 several new AI-enabled robotic systems and platform enhancements aimed at transforming how automation providers and manufacturers build, deploy, and scale intelligent solutions. The company has announced support for end-to-end solution development for CNC machine tending and optical inspection use cases on its Intrinsic platform.
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3 days ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
As AI agents reshape work across industries, SuperDial is targeting one of healthcare’s most expensive and invisible burdens: administrative phone calls, which the company characterizes as “endless”. SuperDial has raised $15 million in new funding to scale its voice AI platform, which automates “high-friction” insurance calls that cost provider organizations and billing companies “billions of dollars every year”.