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Sam Francis

Skyryse advances towards FAA certification

May 21, 2025 by Sam Francis

Skyryse, an aviation hardware and software company and the creator of SkyOS, which the company says is “the world’s first universal operating system for flight”, has been approved to enter for-credit flight testing with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

As the first production helicopter to feature a single control stick and two touch screens, Skyryse One replaces conventional, complex mechanical flight controls with its SkyOS operating system, creating a streamlined, intuitive interface and fly-by-wire system that enhances safety in all flying conditions.

Built on a Rolls Royce-powered Robinson R66 platform, Skyryse One is a landmark advancement in aviation safety and pilot control. [Read more…] about Skyryse advances towards FAA certification

Filed Under: Aircraft, News Tagged With: aviation safety, aviation startup, faa certification, fly-by-wire, general aviation, helicopter technology, skyos, skyryse, skyryse one, universal flight system

Dubai-based robotics company Micropolis plots growth course after its NYSE debut

May 21, 2025 by Sam Francis

Over two months after its March 7, 2025 debut on the NYSE American exchange (MCRP), Dubai-based robotics company Micropolis is focused on translating its autonomous robotics innovations into commercial success.

The firm, specializing in smart city robots, raised $15.5 million in its IPO and currently holds a market capitalization of approximately $76 million as of mid-May 2025.

Now, the challenge lies in scaling operations and achieving profitability. [Read more…] about Dubai-based robotics company Micropolis plots growth course after its NYSE debut

Filed Under: Features, Financials & Investments Tagged With: ai, autonomous vehicles, dubai, ipo, mcrp, micropolis, nyse, robotics, smart city, urban technology

Autonomous vehicle developer Micropolis begins testing phase in sustainable city projects

May 21, 2025 by Sam Francis

Micropolis, a developer of unmanned ground vehicles and AI-driven security solutions, has commenced the testing phase of its collaboration with SEE Holding at The Sustainable City 2.0 (TSC 2.0) to deploy Micropolis’ advanced robotics platforms, AI-powered surveillance systems, smart mobility applications, and edge computing nodes across the next generation of Sustainable City projects.

The Sustainable City is SEE Holding’s globally recognized model of a next-generation city designed to harness intelligent systems to enhance performance, efficiency, and everyday lifestyle and to provide a framework for achieving net zero emissions by 2050.

These Sustainable City projects are currently ongoing in Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, and Yiti (Yiti is currently a village located in Muscat, Oman).

[Read more…] about Autonomous vehicle developer Micropolis begins testing phase in sustainable city projects

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, News Tagged With: ground, micropolis, unmanned, vehicle, vehicles

Clerical Automation Steps Up A Gear With Agent-Based Systems

May 21, 2025 by Sam Francis

The era of the office might be about to change yet again. Recent advances in clerical processing and software automation have upped the ante, and now many businesses are wondering whether there is any limit to productivity.

Part of this excitement is being driven by so-called “agents” – the next step is autonomous system development. Rather than merely responding to queries, these are being designed to be proactive in the world, helping their owners (i.e., businesses) complete real tasks based on initial instructions.

Experts like to explain this concept as making autonomous systems more human. Agency implies that these solutions can do things by themselves to complete the broader objectives set for them. For example, agents might be able to set up online businesses, including payment systems, without human oversight. [Read more…] about Clerical Automation Steps Up A Gear With Agent-Based Systems

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence Tagged With: agent-based systems, ai agents, business productivity, clerical automation, document processing, enterprise ai, future of work, office automation, robotic process automation, workflow automation

Robotic construction startup Reframe Systems wins prestigious house-building prize

May 20, 2025 by Sam Francis

Reframe Systems, a start-up utilizing physical AI and robotics to build houses off-site, has been named the winner of the 2025 Ivory Prize for Housing Affordability in Construction & Design.

The prestigious national award recognizes innovative, feasible, and scalable solutions aimed at addressing the critical issue of housing affordability.

Reframe was selected for its bold vision and radical approach to attainable housing production in an industry long overdue for innovation. [Read more…] about Robotic construction startup Reframe Systems wins prestigious house-building prize

Filed Under: Construction Tagged With: affordable housing, AI in construction, climate-resilient homes, construction automation, housing innovation, Ivory Prize 2025, microfactories, modular home building, Reframe Systems, robotic construction

Medline facility becomes AutoStore’s 300th installation in North America

May 20, 2025 by Sam Francis

AutoStore, maker of the most widely-used warehouse automated storage and retrieval system, says it has “surpassed 300 installations across North America”.

The 300th system, located at Medline’s new site in Aurora, Colorado, marks a full-circle moment for AutoStore.

More than a decade ago, Medline became AutoStore’s very first North American customer. [Read more…] about Medline facility becomes AutoStore’s 300th installation in North America

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: automated storage and retrieval systems, autostore, fulfillment robots, high-speed order picking, Medline logistics, North America logistics, robotic fulfillment, supply chain automation, warehouse automation, warehouse robotics

The Future of Banking: Automation, AI, and Personalized Finance

May 20, 2025 by Sam Francis

When was the last time you walked into a bank? For most people, the answer is “I can’t even remember.” Gone are the days of waiting in line to deposit checks or apply for loans.

Everything happens on our phones now. With a few taps, you can transfer money, check your balance, or even invest in stocks. Banking has gone digital, and it’s not slowing down.

The real shift isn’t just about moving online – it’s about how banks operate. Automation, artificial intelligence (AI), and hyper-personalized finance are reshaping everything from loan approvals to customer service. [Read more…] about The Future of Banking: Automation, AI, and Personalized Finance

Filed Under: Financials & Investments Tagged With: ai in finance, automation in banking, banking technology, cybersecurity in banking, digital banking, financial innovation, fintech, future of banking, personalized banking, robo-advisors

Volkswagen and Uber partner to launch autonomous vehicles in the US

May 20, 2025 by Sam Francis

Volkswagen Group of America’s autonomous mobility subsidiary, Volkswagen ADMT, and Uber Technologies, have agreed a strategic partnership to deploy a fleet of thousands of all-electric, fully autonomous ID Buzz AD vehicles within multiple US markets over the next decade, starting in Los Angeles.

Testing is expected to begin later this year, with the first commercial launch expected in Los Angeles in 2026.

During the initial testing and launch phases, ID Buzz AD vehicles will have human operators onboard to help refine the technology and ensure safety. Each step will proceed only after any necessary regulatory approvals have been received. [Read more…] about Volkswagen and Uber partner to launch autonomous vehicles in the US

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, News Tagged With: autonomous mobility, autonomous vehicles, electric vehicles, id.buzz, los angeles, moia, ride-hailing, self-driving cars, uber, volkswagen

RoboForce launches ‘Titan’ AI robot after raising $15 million in funding

May 20, 2025 by Sam Francis

RoboForce has launched “Titan”, its first AI robot built for real-world industrial deployment in demanding outdoor environments.

The company says Titan is powered by domain intelligence, tight AI-hardware co-optimization, and highly modular hardware, and has the strength, precision, efficiency, and ability to continuously learn and operate across industrial domains.

Titan currently comes in wheeled and tracked base variations, with more versions on the way. [Read more…] about RoboForce launches ‘Titan’ AI robot after raising $15 million in funding

Filed Under: Material handling, News Tagged With: ai manipulation, ai robot, industrial automation, modular robots, outdoor robotics, roboforce, robot arms, robot funding, robotics startup, titan robot

Foxconn, Nvidia and Kawasaki partner to develop AI-powered nursing robot

May 20, 2025 by Sam Francis

Electronics manufacturing giant Foxconn, in collaboration with Nvidia, has unveiled its “groundbreaking AI-powered robot”, NuraBot, at the ongoing Computex event.

Jointly developed by Foxconn, Taichung Veterans General Hospital, and Kawasaki Heavy Industries, this innovative machine is designed to revolutionize the healthcare sector, particularly in nursing care, by providing intelligent assistance to both patients and medical professionals.

Leveraging Nvidia’s advanced AI and robotics platforms, NuraBot is equipped with sophisticated perception, natural language processing, and autonomous navigation capabilities. [Read more…] about Foxconn, Nvidia and Kawasaki partner to develop AI-powered nursing robot

Filed Under: Health, News Tagged With: ai in healthcare, ai robot, foxconn, healthcare robot, hospital robot, kawasaki, nurabot, nursing robot, nvidia, robotics in nursing

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