Pittsburgh has long been one of the world’s most influential robotics hubs. In this outlook for 2026, Jenn Apicella, executive director of the Pittsburgh Robotics Network, examines the trends shaping the next phase of robotics – from…
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From affordable humanoids to robotaxis: Pittsburgh Robotics Network predicts the next wave of physical AI
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Rocket Factory Augsburg reaches launch site for first orbital flight
Rocket Factory Augsburg (RFA) has achieved a major milestone by delivering the first and second stages of its RFA ONE launch vehicle to the SaxaVord Spaceport in Scotland.
This move sets the stage for the company’s first orbital test…
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DHL and Locus Robotics reach 1 billion warehouse picks milestone
Warehouse robots deployed by DHL Supply Chain and Locus Robotics have completed their one billionth warehouse pick, marking a major milestone for large-scale robotics deployment in modern fulfillment operations. The landmark pick was completed…
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Saildrone adds seabed imaging capability to autonomous Voyager ocean drones
Saildrone, a specialist in autonomous ocean exploration, says it has successfully integrated and operated a sub-bottom profiler (SBP) on a Saildrone Voyager unmanned surface vehicle (USV). The capability was first used in the Baltic Sea to…
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MiTwell, MediaTek, and RGo Robotics Unveil Infrastructure-Free Visual RTLS Platform
MiTwell, MediaTek and RGo Robotics, has announced a next-generation Visual Real-Time Localisation Solution (RTLS) designed to accelerate the adoption of Physical AI across warehouses, logistics operations, and industrial environments.
The…
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Texas Instruments and Nvidia partner to accelerate humanoid robot development
Texas Instruments is accelerating the “safe deployment of humanoid robots into the real world” with Nvidia. By combining TI’s real-time motor control, sensing, radar and power technologies with Nvidia’s advanced robotics compute,…
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Mirai Robotics raises $4.2 million to build autonomous and intelligent maritime systems to ‘master every sea’
The sea is one of the most critical infrastructures on the planet. Over 80 percent of global trade moves by sea, more than 90 percent of Europe’s foreign trade depends on maritime routes, and around 95 percent of international internet traffic…
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How Yelp integration can help restaurants reduce spam calls and improve customer service
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Humanoid-as-a-Service: The Next Step in Industrial Robotics
After Software as a Service (SaaS), Robot as a Service (RaaS) could soon give way to a new evolution: Humanoid-as-a-Service (HaaS).
In this emerging model, companies no longer purchase humanoid robots. Instead, they simply subscribe to…
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US scientists test electric field method to improve heat flow in materials
Scientists in the United States have discovered an electric field method to improve heat flow in materials.
The team from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), working with scientists from The Ohio State University and Amphenol…
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