As CATL accelerates its push into next-generation battery chemistries, its Naxtra sodium-ion platform is now moving toward public winter testing in passenger cars. As Chinese media reports, according to an informed source, the first models to…
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US firm to produce high-purity materials for fusion, fission reactors
US-based EnergyX has officially launched NUKE-it, a nuclear materials technology platform designed to tackle the critical supply chain shortages currently stalling the global race for fusion energy.
This move establishes EnergyX as a…
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Serve Robotics to acquire Diligent Robotics, expanding autonomy platform into hospitals
Serve Robotics has agreed to acquire healthcare robotics company Diligent Robotics, marking its first move beyond outdoor, sidewalk-based delivery and into indoor environments such as hospitals. The deal brings Diligent’s autonomous hospital…
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Geothermal energy could beat nuclear, coal to satiate AI power hunger
A new Stanford University study proposes that enhanced geothermal technology (EGS) could be just the ticket for global clean energy. According to a new report, EGS not only provides clean power, but also requires less land and infrastructure…
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Sharpa showcases autonomous fine-manipulation robot and new AI model at CES 2026
Robotics startup Sharpa used live demonstrations at CES 2026 to showcase advances in autonomous fine manipulation, unveiling a new full-body robot and an AI model designed to improve how robots interact with objects. At the event in Las Vegas,…
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Covvi releases two lighter, shorter variants of advanced bionic hand
Covvi has unveiled two new wrist options for the Covvi Hand, which will make the advanced prosthesis available to more people with upper-limb differences than ever before. Engineered to meet the unique needs of every user, Covvi’s bionic hand…
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New optical method bypasses light’s limit by 100,000× to image atoms
For over a century, light has both helped and limited our view of the tiny world. Microscopes use light to magnify cells, microbes, and nanomaterials—but light also behaves like a wave, and waves cannot be squeezed into spots smaller than…
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NEOintralogistics secures €3 million to ‘democratize warehouse automation’ through RaaS
NEOintralogistics, a German robotics-as-a-service (RaaS) provider in warehouse automation, has closed a €3 million seed funding round, led by the Amadeus APEX Technology Fund and strong participation from Cetus Holding. The urgency for…
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Omron launches new high-payload collaborative robots and software upgrade
Omron Robotics has expanded its TM S Series collaborative robot portfolio with three new models and a major software update, supporting manufacturers facing labour shortages and increasing requirements for flexible, high-mix production. The…
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T2 and PlusAI partner to accelerate rollout of Level 4 autonomous trucks in Japan
PlusAI and Tokyo-based T2 have agreed a strategic partnership to bring Level 4 autonomous trucks to Japan. The move comes as PlusAI is also planning to become publicly listed via a business combination with Churchill Capital Corp IX. The…
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