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VC reflects on robotics trade show season

4 days ago | therobotreport.com | Oliver Mitchell

May and June were big months for robotics in the U.S. As flowers bloomed outside, actuators rose in the convention halls of Boston, Detroit, Houston, and Atlanta. While there have been many good articles on each of these events, with numerous postings of new humanoids and cobots in action, I would like to share some observations as an insider with nearly a decade of attendance at two very different shows: Automate and Xponential.
Levita Magnetics surgical robot receives expanded FDA clearance

5 days ago | therobotreport.com | Sean Whooley

Levita Magnetics this week announced it received expanded FDA 510(k) clearance for its MARS (magnetic-assisted robotic surgery) system. The FDA granted 510(k) clearance for its Magnetic Surgical System (MSS), combined with MARS, in bariatric and hiatal hernia repair. Mountain View, California-based Levita said the expanded indication reinforces its ability to support surgeons treating patients with obesity-related conditions.
All3 launches AI and robotics to tackle housing construction

1 week ago | therobotreport.com | Eugene Demaitre

Increasing demand for housing in Europe and North America has coincided with worsening shortages of skilled labor. All3 today emerged from stealth and unveiled its building system, which integrates artificial intelligence and robotics. The London-based company claimed that its technology will make housing faster to develop, slash building costs, and ultimately make more properties economically viable.
Celebrating 200 podcast episodes; robotics evolve in space exploration

1 week ago | therobotreport.com | Mike Oitzman

In Episode 200 of The Robot Report Podcast, our guest is Dr. Robert Ambrose, chairman of robotics and artificial intelligence at Alliant; associate director of the Texas A&M Space Institute; and former chief of software, robotics, and simulation at NASA. Ambrose discusses his extensive experience in robotics and AI, particularly during his time at NASA.
ANYbotics launches Gas Leak and Presence Detection for ANYmal inspection robot

1 week ago | therobotreport.com | Eugene Demaitre

Identifying and managing gas leaks at industrial sites can be costly and hazardous. ANYbotics AG today launched a new Gas Leak and Presence Detection capability for its ANYmal quadruped robot. “Gas leaks are an invisible yet significant problem in industrial environments, especially in petrochemical plants, where many gases are fugitive,” said the Zurich-based company.
Recapping Robotics Summit & Expo 2025

2 weeks ago | therobotreport.com | Mike Oitzman

In Episode 199 of The Robot Report Podcast, our guest is Cam Myers, founder and CEO of CreateMe Technologies, who discusses the innovative application of robotics and adhesive technology in garment production. Myers shares insights on the challenges faced in automating clothing manufacturing, the benefits of using adhesives over traditional sewing methods, and the potential for reshoring production in response to changing tariffs.
Motional names Major president, CEO of self-driving car business

2 weeks ago | therobotreport.com | Steve Crowe

Autonomous vehicle company Motional today named Laura Major president and CEO. Major was appointed by Motional’s Board of Directors following a successful tenure as CTO. The announcement comes as Motional prepares to launch its driverless commercial service in 2026. Major has served as Motional’s interim CEO since September 2024 when she took over for Karl Iagnemma, who stepped down. Iagnemma is now CEO of Vecna Robotics, a provider of warehouse automation systems.
Meta V-JEPA 2 world model uses raw video to train robots

2 weeks ago | therobotreport.com | Steve Crowe

Meta today introduced V-JEPA 2, a 1.2-billion-parameter world model trained primarily on video to support understanding, prediction, and planning in robotic systems. Built on the Joint Embedding Predictive Architecture (JEPA), the model is designed to help robots and other “AI agents” navigate unfamiliar environments and tasks with limited domain-specific training. V-JEPA 2 follows a two-stage training process all without additional human annotation.
NVIDIA Isaac, Omniverse, and Halos to aid European robotics developers

2 weeks ago | therobotreport.com | Eugene Demaitre

At its GPU Technology Conference, or GTC in Paris today, NVIDIA Corp. announced new tools for applying artificial intelligence to the development of robots, self-driving cars, and smart cities. The company claimed that European manufacturers are racing to reinvent their processes to become more software-defined and AI-driven because of labor shortages and an emphasis on sustainability.
1X's NEO humanoid gains autonomy with new Redwood AI model

2 weeks ago | therobotreport.com | Mike Oitzman

1X Technologies has introduced Redwood, an artificial intelligence model designed for its humanoid, NEO. The company said Redwood enables NEO to perform household tasks autonomously. Redwood is intended to allow NEO robot to move, perceive, and interact within home environments. 1X said the AI model was trained on real-world data and is designed to facilitate tasks such as laundry, answering doors, and navigation within familiar spaces.