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Comau strengthens partnership with Foton Daimler to boost advanced truck manufacturing

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Comau has reinforced its longstanding collaboration with Beijing Foton Daimler Automotive (BFDA) by developing and delivering a state-of-the-art, fully automated body-in-white solution to support BFDA’s new A6 platform.

The production line, designed for Foton Daimler’s premium heavy-duty trucks, reflects Comau’s commitment to helping its customers achieve modular production, reduced time-to-market, and greater manufacturing flexibility.

With a focus on productivity, achieved through flexible and adaptable operations, Comau’s solution spans the complete body-in-white welding process. From floor and side bodies to roofs and doors, the highly automated system manages complex configurations with ease. [Read more…] about Comau strengthens partnership with Foton Daimler to boost advanced truck manufacturing

Cell Impact and thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering enter cooperation agreement

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Cell Impact and thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering have entered a Strategic Cooperation Agreement for Joint Market Success in the Field of Hydrogen.

The agreement includes a shared ambition to carry out joint marketing activities as well as technical development of flow plates and manufacturing processes for fuel cells and electrolyzers.

The cooperation between Cell Impact and thyssenkrupp Automotion Engineering is based upon Cell Impact Forming – a patented dry forming method using high kinetic energy to shape complex patterns in ultra-thin metal. [Read more…] about Cell Impact and thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering enter cooperation agreement

From Conventional Diggers to Robot-Operated Earth-Movers: The Next Hire Revolution

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Earth-moving equipment has always been a symbol of raw mechanical strength – thundering engines, hydraulic muscle, and the unmistakable hum of steel meeting soil. But over the last decade, the construction and hire sectors have been quietly rewiring their future.

Sensors, automation platforms, AI-driven precision, and robotics are now shaping a new generation of diggers that no longer rely solely on human hands. What once required long hours, expert operators, and considerable on-site coordination is becoming more efficient, safer, and far more predictable.

Contractors looking for an edge are increasingly turning to smarter machines, and hire companies are recognising that a fleet can no longer compete on horsepower alone. The shift from conventional diggers to semi-autonomous and fully robotic earth-movers is reshaping the entire rental model. [Read more…] about From Conventional Diggers to Robot-Operated Earth-Movers: The Next Hire Revolution

How Robotics is Powering the Next Wave of Global Electronics Manufacturing

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Robotics is reshaping electronics manufacturing like a quiet electric tide, lifting factories on every continent into a new era of precision and scale.

As devices grow smaller, production cycles grow faster, and global demand grows louder, automated systems are stepping in to handle tasks that once pushed human limits.

From foundational control layers to advanced collaborative robots, automation is becoming the backbone of how smartphones, circuit boards, and high-tech components are built. [Read more…] about How Robotics is Powering the Next Wave of Global Electronics Manufacturing

Reducing Development Time in Robotics With AI Code Assistants

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Robotics does not care about patience. Motors fail, sensors drift, and deadlines creep forward like slow-moving predators.

Every hour wasted on hunting down an elusive syntax issue or rewriting boilerplate code steals time from testing, tuning, and pushing the machine to act in the real world.

Developers know this cycle in ai code generation: build, debug, rebuild, all while watching the calendar shrink like a drying sponge. It becomes painfully clear that the problem isn’t the hardware; it’s the time burned in the invisible trenches of coding. [Read more…] about Reducing Development Time in Robotics With AI Code Assistants

Skills, Jobs, and Robotics: Upskilling Forklift Operators for Autonomous Sites

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As industrial sites shift toward robotics, automation, and advanced safety technologies, the role of a forklift operator is entering its most transformative decade yet.

Warehouses, ports, construction yards, and logistics hubs are no longer defined by repetitive manual workflows.

Instead, they are becoming living ecosystems of autonomous mobile robots, telematics-rich equipment, digital twins, and AI-supported decision tools. [Read more…] about Skills, Jobs, and Robotics: Upskilling Forklift Operators for Autonomous Sites

How B2B SaaS Companies in Robotics Are Leveraging Marketing to Scale

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With private B2B SaaS companies spending about 8% of their annual recurring revenue on marketing, it goes without saying that these organisations will always be keen to extract the best possible results from such expenditure.

This is no less the case when it comes to B2B SaaS companies in robotics – businesses, in other words, that sell cloud-based software to other firms for the management, monitoring, and control of their robotic systems. [Read more…] about How B2B SaaS Companies in Robotics Are Leveraging Marketing to Scale

Robot chef’s stir-fry disaster goes viral. But what does it really tell us?

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Do we really need to see another robot making a mess in the kitchen? Probably not – but the internet clearly disagrees.

A recent video of a humanoid robot attempting to cook a stir-fry has gone viral after the machine lost its grip on the pan, sending food flying across the kitchen.

The clip – widely shared by Interesting Engineering, Futurism, and the Daily Mail among many others – shows Unitree’s G1 humanoid robot struggling through what appears to be a cooking demonstration gone wrong. [Read more…] about Robot chef’s stir-fry disaster goes viral. But what does it really tell us?

Paid vs. Organic Acquisition: A Comparison from Axtora Corp

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Today, user acquisition remains one of the most significant challenges for platforms and businesses seeking to grow at scale.

For this purpose, companies are continually improving their methods to acquire new users with minimal expenditure.

Two of the leading methods that dictate the discussion in the context of user acquisition are paid acquisition and organic acquisition. Axtora Corp acknowledges this. [Read more…] about Paid vs. Organic Acquisition: A Comparison from Axtora Corp

BTRY raises $5.7 million to industrialize ultra-thin solid-state cells

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Swiss battery start-up BTRY has raised $5.7 million in an oversubscribed seed round.

The funds will accelerate the industrialization of its ultra-thin solid-state batteries – a new category of energy storage combining fast charging, extreme temperature stability, and intrinsic safety in one of the world’s thinnest formats.

They power next-generation devices such as connected labels, wireless sensors, and wearables – applications where conventional batteries could not fit or endure. [Read more…] about BTRY raises $5.7 million to industrialize ultra-thin solid-state cells