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Stereo vision cameras have become the top solution for giving machines the depth perception to move around and recognize objects.
However, these cameras have various qualities that can meet different project needs.
If you’re wondering which stereo vision camera is best for robotics, the following offer standout features that power a wide range of systems. [Read more…] about 5 Best Stereo Vision Cameras for Robotics
The world’s largest robotics manufacturer, Fanuc, says it is unable to provide financial forecasts for the fiscal year ending in March 2026.
The company cited multiple uncertainties, particularly the impact of US tariffs and their broader implications on the global economy, as reasons for this decision.
Fanuc stated that it will evaluate these factors carefully and will issue forecasts once it becomes feasible to make a reasonable assessment. [Read more…] about Fanuc says it is unable to provide financial forecasts due to tariffs situation
President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will “substantially” reduce tariffs on Chinese imports, in a move that could mark a shift in the long-running trade conflict between the world’s two largest economies.
Speaking on April 22, Trump said that although the tariffs would be lowered significantly, they “won’t be zero”, indicating a continued effort to protect certain domestic industries.
Currently, the US imposes tariffs of up to 145 percent on Chinese goods – levels that some within the administration have acknowledged are economically unsustainable. [Read more…] about Trump announces plans to reduce tariffs on China
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are increasingly central to automotive innovation, offering features that make driving safer, more comfortable, and more intelligent.
While not fully autonomous, ADAS technologies are seen as stepping stones toward higher levels of driving automation. [Read more…] about ADAS: Top 25 advanced driver assistance systems companies in 2025
Continental unveiled a range of cutting-edge technologies at Auto Shanghai 2025 under the theme “Advancing Mobility from Road to Cloud”.
The company highlighted its innovations in software-defined vehicles, intelligent driving systems, user experience, and advanced lighting – all geared toward safer, smarter, and more sustainable mobility. [Read more…] about Continental showcases autonomous driving technologies at Auto Shanghai 2025
Nissan says it will launch its next generation autonomous driving technology – ProPILOT – from fiscal year 2027.
The system, featuring Nissan Ground Truth Perception technology with next-generation Lidar and Wayve AI Driver software, will “set a new standard” for autonomous driving with advanced collision avoidance capability.
Wayve AI Driver software, built on Wayve’s embodied AI foundation model, is designed to handle highly complex real-world driving conditions in a human-like manner. [Read more…] about Nissan to launch next generation autonomous driving technology in 2027
Volkswagen Group has unveiled its first self-developed, AI-powered Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) tailored specifically for the Chinese market.
This initiative is a significant component of the company’s “In China, for China” strategy, aiming to enhance its technological footprint within China. [Read more…] about Volkswagen unveils its first AI-powered advanced driver assistance system
General Motors and its joint ventures delivered over 442,000 vehicles in China during the first quarter of 2025, marking a year-over-year sales increase and the third consecutive quarter of market share growth.
Sales of new energy vehicles (NEVs) – encompassing battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) – rose by 53.2 percent compared to the same period last year.
GM plans to further diversify its NEV offerings in China by introducing extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs) in 2025, aiming to provide at least one NEV option for every new locally launched model. [Read more…] about GM reports ‘robust first quarter’ in sales growth in China, driven by electric vehicles
When it was announced in March that ABB would spin off its robotics and discrete automation business into a separate entity, it marked a significant turning point for the industry.
While pure-play robotics firms have long captured investor enthusiasm – think Fanuc or iRobot – most robotics businesses remain buried inside sprawling conglomerates. But for how much longer?
As capital markets reward clarity and focus, robotics divisions trapped inside multi-industry giants may be next in line for separation. Below are 10 companies that could follow ABB’s lead. [Read more…] about 11 industrial giants that could spin off their robotics divisions
Alstom has secured a contract to deliver its cutting-edge driverless signalling system for the new Taichung Metro Blue Line in Taiwan, a project designed to support the city’s growing demand for urban mobility.
Awarded by the Systemwide E&M Project Office of Taiwan’s Department of Rapid Transit Systems (DORTS), the contract includes the deployment of Alstom’s Urbalis CBTC (communications-based train control) system.
This technology enables fully automated, unattended train operations (UTO), increasing both the safety and efficiency of the metro service while allowing for shorter headways and improved capacity. [Read more…] about Alstom to equip Taiwan Metro network with driverless signalling system
