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Sam Francis

ABB introduces most compact, AI-powered AMR for payloads up to 1500 kg

June 26, 2025 by Sam Francis

ABB says it is “extending its leadership in AI-powered autonomous mobile robotics” with the launch of the Flexley Mover P603 platform AMR, the most compact model in its class to handle payloads of up to 1500 kg.

Designed to boost intralogistics efficiency, the P603 combines compact design with AI-driven Visual SLAM navigation and the latest version of AMR Studio software that maximizes flexibility by enabling different modules to be integrated into the AMR.

Marc Segura, president, ABB Robotics, says: “Our Autonomous Mobile Robots combine 3D vision with autonomous path planning to give our customers an unprecedented offering: robots that see, sense, and think. [Read more…] about ABB introduces most compact, AI-powered AMR for payloads up to 1500 kg

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: abb, abb robotics, ai robotics, amr p603, automatica 2025, autonomous mobile robot, compact amr, intralogistics automation, payload handling robot, visual slam

RealMan Robotics showcases ‘AI-driven, ultra-lightweight robotics’ at Automatica 2025

June 26, 2025 by 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.

At Booth A4.220, RealMan is presenting its AI-powered ECO Series and Embodied Dual-Arm Platforms, designed to empower small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with agile, deployable, and intelligent automation – fully aligned with this year’s themes of Dynamic Automation and Healthtech. [Read more…] about RealMan Robotics showcases ‘AI-driven, ultra-lightweight robotics’ at Automatica 2025

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: ai robotics, automatica 2025, collaborative robots for smes, dual-arm robot platform, embodied robotics, ev charging robot, precision automation, realman robotics, smart factory robots, ultra-lightweight robots

IEEE study describes ‘breakthroughs’ in semiconductor nanolasers for ultra-efficient optical technologies

June 26, 2025 by Sam Francis

Researchers reveal that advanced nanolaser designs enable ultra-low power operation and compact integration for next-generation optical systems

Semiconductor nanolasers are emerging as key components for next-generation optical systems requiring ultra-low power and compact design. Traditional lasers face limitations at the nanoscale, prompting researchers to explore innovative nanolaser architectures.

A recent study outlines “breakthroughs” in photonic crystal nanolasers, deep subwavelength cavities, and Fano lasers.

These technologies enable enhanced light confinement and energy efficiency, making them ideal for applications in on-chip communication, neuromorphic computing, and hybrid optical-electronic systems.

A new wave of innovation is transforming the future of optical technologies, driven by rapid advancements in semiconductor nanolasers. These advances are essential for future applications such as on-chip optical communication and neuromorphic computing, which require compact, energy-efficient light sources. [Read more…] about IEEE study describes ‘breakthroughs’ in semiconductor nanolasers for ultra-efficient optical technologies

Filed Under: News, Science Tagged With: fano lasers, ieee study, nanophotonics, neuromorphic computing, on-chip optical systems, optical communication, photonic crystal lasers, semiconductor nanolasers, subwavelength cavities, ultra-efficient lasers

Seegrid AMRs surpass 17 million autonomous miles driven in customer facilities

June 26, 2025 by 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.

David Griffin, chief sales officer at Seegrid, says: “Our autonomous mobile robots don’t just drive – they deliver. [Read more…] about Seegrid AMRs surpass 17 million autonomous miles driven in customer facilities

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: 17 million miles, amr solutions, autonomous mobile robots, factory automation, industrial robots, logistics robotics, pallet transport automation, robotic material handling, seegrid, warehouse automation

Apptronik creates new subsidiary for ‘superhuman industrial automation’

June 26, 2025 by 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.

While Apptronik will continue to focus on Apollo and push the boundaries of humanoid robotics, Elevate will reshape the future of heavy-duty industrial-scale work. [Read more…] about Apptronik creates new subsidiary for ‘superhuman industrial automation’

Filed Under: Humanoids, News Tagged With: ai robotics company, apollo robot, apptronik, elevate robotics, heavy-duty automation, humanoid robotics, industrial robots, plus one robotics, robotic automation systems, superhuman automation

Arrive AI partners with Skye Air Mobility in India

June 26, 2025 by Sam Francis

Arrive AI, an autonomous delivery network, has a new global customer: Skye Air Mobility, India’s rapidly expanding hyperlocal delivery platform. The company says the partnership marks a “pivotal moment, scaling secure, automated delivery solutions across one of the world’s most dynamic markets”.

Skye Air currently offers 7-minute drone delivery to customers in Gurugram, part of NCR (National Capital Region) of Delhi and Bengaluru (Karnataka), making about 6,000 deliveries per day. The partnership entails co-developing mailboxes and installing across the country.

Arrive AI shall begin from the initial 60 units being placed in Gurugram followed by other cities as per Skye Air’s expansion plan. Both companies expect to have 500 Arrive Points across Skye Air’s service areas in the future, serving a New Delhi population exceeding 33 million. [Read more…] about Arrive AI partners with Skye Air Mobility in India

Filed Under: Drones Tagged With: ai delivery network, arrive ai, autonomous delivery, drone delivery india, drone infrastructure, gurugram drone delivery, india smart city logistics, last-mile logistics, skye air mobility, smart mailbox

Scribenote launches free AI solution that turns veterinarians’ words into structured notes

June 26, 2025 by Sam Francis

Veterinarians typically spend hours after appointments writing medical records, often working late into the evening to complete documentation. It’s a broken system that contributes to widespread burnout across the profession.

Scribenote, a company with an AI-powered scribe built specifically for veterinarians, is flipping the economics of veterinary software by launching a Free Plan, a move that could fundamentally alter how veterinary clinics across North America operate.

The announcement comes as Scribenote experiences significant growth following its $8.2 million funding round from Andreessen Horowitz in September 2024. The platform turns veterinarians’ words into structured SOAP notes in seconds, eliminating hours of post-appointment documentation. [Read more…] about Scribenote launches free AI solution that turns veterinarians’ words into structured notes

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence Tagged With: ai in animal healthcare, ai medical scribe, ai soap notes, andreessen horowitz ai, free vet software, scribenote, vet burnout, veterinary ai, veterinary documentation, veterinary software

Bosch plans to invest €2.5 billion into AI agent technology over the next two years

June 25, 2025 by 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.

“The breakthroughs in AI make it possible to open up completely new chapters in technology, accelerate the development of innovations, and turn these into business,” says Stefan Hartung, chairman of the Bosch board of management. [Read more…] about Bosch plans to invest €2.5 billion into AI agent technology over the next two years

Filed Under: AI agents, News Tagged With: agentic ai, ai in consumer electronics, ai in manufacturing, ai investment, ai platform, ai workforce training, autonomous driving, bosch, bosch ai strategy, industrial automation

Borouge to test AI-powered autonomous petrochemicals operations in UAE

June 25, 2025 by 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.

Hazeem Sultan Al Suwaidi, CEO of Borouge, says: “Borouge’s AI, Digitalisation, and Technology (AIDT) transformation programme is setting new standards in operations, innovation and business performance. [Read more…] about Borouge to test AI-powered autonomous petrochemicals operations in UAE

Filed Under: Energy Tagged With: agentic ai, ai control room, ai in petrochemicals, autonomous operations, borouge, digital transformation uae, honeywell, industrial automation, oil and gas innovation, ruwais petrochemical plant

Unchained Robotics raises €8.5 million to make ‘robot operation as simple as using a smartphone’

June 25, 2025 by Sam Francis

German B2B tech company Unchained Robotics has closed an €8.5 million Series A extended funding round, supported by Direttissima Growth Partners, Navivo Capital, Future Industry Ventures, vent.io, and D11Z.

With the fresh capital, the company aims to scale its technology internationally – addressing one of the biggest hurdles in automation: making robots easy to operate through intelligent software.

Automation is often complex, expensive, and difficult to adapt within existing operations. Robots typically need to be programmed manually, often taking weeks before they’re operational. For many smaller companies, this is a major barrier. Unchained Robotics is changing that. [Read more…] about Unchained Robotics raises €8.5 million to make ‘robot operation as simple as using a smartphone’

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: albéa automation partnership, german robotics startup, industrial automation software, luna os, robot integration, robot operating system, robot programming, robotics for smes, unchained robotics, warehouse automation

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