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roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
GITAI, a US-headquartered space robotics company, says its Japanese subsidiary, GITAI Japan, has been awarded a contract by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) to conduct a concept study for a unique robotic arm system intended for use on a pressurized crewed lunar rover. (See video below.)This rover is part of Japan’s contribution to the Artemis program and is designed to enable long-duration human exploration of the Moon’s polar regions.
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2 weeks ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
Earnings surprise, strategic loans, and smart manufacturing innovations fuel investor confidenceSince hitting a low point in early April 2025, Rockwell Automation’s share price has surged more than 30 percent, reaching new highs and catching the attention of analysts and institutional investors.
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2 weeks ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
The global space economy is growing fast, expected to surpass $511 billion by 2029, according to GlobalData. While satellite launches and communication services currently dominate that figure, a more radical idea is beginning to gain serious momentum: manufacturing in space. Once considered a speculative fantasy, orbital manufacturing is being taken seriously by a growing number of aerospace firms, venture capitalists, and national agencies. But why manufacture anything in space in the first place?
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2 weeks ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
A new architectural marvel, the Tor Alva, or “White Tower”, was inaugurated this week in the remote Swiss alpine village of Mulegns. Standing at an impressive 30 meters (approximately 98 feet), it claims the title of the world’s tallest 3D-printed structure. The project is a significant step in showcasing the potential of digital fabrication techniques in construction, particularly for creating load-bearing structures without the need for traditional formwork.
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2 weeks ago |
roboticsandautomationnews.com | Sam Francis
Dürr says its 19,000th painting robot will be delivered to BYD’s first European plant in Szeged, Hungary. Equipped with the high-speed EcoBell3 rotary atomiser, this robot will provide BYD with exceptional paint quality while supporting sustainable production. BYD Auto Company Limited, a leading Chinese new energy vehicle manufacturer, is among the first Chinese car manufacturers to establish a factory in Europe.
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