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Parallel Systems raises $100 million to bring autonomous freight trains into mainstream logistics

May 20, 2026 by David Edwards

Parallel Systems is developing what it describes as the world’s first autonomous freight train system, as the broader logistics industry increasingly shifts toward automated and autonomous transportation technologies.

The Los Angeles-based company has raised approximately $100 million to date and is currently conducting commercial testing of its autonomous rail vehicles in Georgia in partnership with Genesee & Wyoming under oversight from the Federal Railroad Administration.

Founded in 2020 by former SpaceX engineer Matt Soule, the company is attempting to modernize freight rail using electric, autonomous, software-controlled rail vehicles designed to operate without traditional locomotives or onboard engineers. [Read more…] about Parallel Systems raises $100 million to bring autonomous freight trains into mainstream logistics

Filed Under: Features, Logistics, Transportation Tagged With: ai transportation, automation news, autonomous freight, autonomous freight trains, autonomous trains, autonomous transportation, autonomous vehicles, electric trains, Federal Railroad Administration, freight logistics, freight rail, Genesee and Wyoming, industrial automation, logistics automation, Matt Soule, Parallel Systems, physical ai, rail automation, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, self-driving trains, smart logistics, supply chain automation, trucking automation

Shyld AI raises $13.4 million to expand ‘active’ AI across US hospitals

May 19, 2026 by David Edwards

Shyld AI, a healthcare technology company pioneering “active intelligence” for healthcare facilities, has raised a $13.4 million seed round, one of the largest early-stage rounds in the healthcare AI sector.

The round was led by Aulis Capital and will fund expansion across US health systems.

Founded by brothers Mohammad and Morteza Noshad, the company is building a new category of Agentic AI systems that take real-time action inside hospitals. [Read more…] about Shyld AI raises $13.4 million to expand ‘active’ AI across US hospitals

Filed Under: AI agents, Health Tagged With: active AI, agentic ai, ai agents, AI healthcare systems, automation news, autonomous systems, cleanroom automation, clinical automation, edge ai, healthcare ai, healthcare automation, Healthcare Technology, hospital automation, hospital robotics, infection control, medical robotics, operating room automation, pharmaceutical manufacturing, physical ai, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, Shyld AI, stanford university, UV-C disinfection

CVPR 2026 to showcase next generation of embodied AI, robotics, and autonomous systems

May 19, 2026 by David Edwards

This year’s CVPR – Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition – will bring together more than 100 technology companies, AI developers, robotics firms, and autonomous systems specialists in Denver next month as the event highlights the latest advances in embodied AI, machine vision, robotics, and autonomous technologies.

Co-sponsored by IEEE Computer Society and the Computer Vision Foundation, the conference will run from June 3-7 at the Colorado Convention Center, with the exhibition floor open June 5-7. [Read more…] about CVPR 2026 to showcase next generation of embodied AI, robotics, and autonomous systems

Filed Under: Components, Events Tagged With: agentic ai, ai agents, ai robotics, augmented reality, automation news, autonomous systems, autonomous vehicles, computer vision, CVPR 2026, embodied ai, humanoid robots, industrial automation, intelligent systems, machine learning, machine vision, nvidia, physical ai, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics conference, robotics news, spatial computing, tesla, warehouse automation, waymo

Romark Logistics transforms warehouse inventory with Dexory’s real-time visibility platform

May 19, 2026 by David Edwards

Romark Logistics, a specialist in customized third-party logistics, has selected Dexory’s AI-powered warehouse visibility platform, DexoryView, to enhance inventory management at its Hazleton site.

The deployment marks the next step in Romark’s inventory management strategy, building on prior automated solutions to introduce real-time intelligence that integrates seamlessly into warehouse operations without interrupting throughput. [Read more…] about Romark Logistics transforms warehouse inventory with Dexory’s real-time visibility platform

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: ai robotics, automated inventory, automation news, autonomous mobile robots, Autonomous robots, dexory, dexoryview, digital twin technology, fulfillment automation, industrial ai, inventory management, inventory tracking, logistics automation, logistics technology, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, Romark Logistics, smart warehouses, supply chain automation, third-party logistics, warehouse automation, warehouse intelligence, warehouse robots, warehouse visibility

‘Humanoid robots show clearer ROI, but commercial success depends on effective output’

May 19, 2026 by David Edwards

Humanoid robots are moving from prototype validation toward early commercial deployment, with automotive manufacturing and logistics expected to form the core demand base over the next decade.

According to IDTechEx, the humanoid robot market across automotive, logistics, and home-use applications is forecast to grow rapidly over the coming years, reaching approximately $25 billion by the early 2030s before moderating as the market matures toward 2036.

Annual shipments are projected to approach 1.8 million units by 2036, driven primarily by automotive manufacturing, with logistics following and home-use remaining a longer-term opportunity with limited penetration within the forecast period. [Read more…] about ‘Humanoid robots show clearer ROI, but commercial success depends on effective output’

Filed Under: Features, Humanoids Tagged With: ai automation, ai robotics, automation news, automotive manufacturing, autonomous systems, embodied ai, future of robotics, humanoid automation, humanoid robots, idtechex, industrial automation, industrial robots, Industry 5.0, labor automation, logistics robots, manufacturing automation, physical ai, robot deployment, robot economics, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, robotics ROI, warehouse automation, warehouse robotics

Locus Robotics acquires Nexera Robotics

May 19, 2026 by David Edwards

Locus Robotics, a warehouse automation company, has announced the acquisition of Nexera Robotics, a Vancouver, Canada-based robotics company specializing in advanced robotic grasping.

The integration of Nexera’s proprietary NeuraGrasp end-effector technology into the Locus Robotics physical AI platform significantly expands the company’s autonomous mobile manipulation capabilities and broadens what Locus Array can handle across end-to-end fulfillment workflows.

Advanced mobile manipulation offers the most flexible and scalable path to fully autonomous fulfillment, eliminating the constraints of fixed infrastructure. Realizing that potential requires the ability to handle the full complexity of real inventory, in real warehouse conditions, across millions of SKU types. [Read more…] about Locus Robotics acquires Nexera Robotics

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: ai robotics, AI warehouse systems, automation news, autonomous fulfillment, autonomous mobile robots, computer vision, end effector technology, fulfillment automation, industrial robotics, locus robotics, logistics automation, material handling, mobile manipulation, Modex 2026, NeuraGrasp, Nexera Robotics, physical ai, robotic grasping, robotic picking, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, supply chain automation, warehouse automation, warehouse robots

ScioSense launches new ultrasonic flow converter for high-precision, ultra-low-power smart metering

May 19, 2026 by David Edwards

ScioSense, a developer and manufacturer of semiconductor-based environmental and flow sensors, has launched the UFC23 – the 4th generation ultrasonic flow converter for measurement in water, heat and gas meters.

How can meter manufacturers improve measurement accuracy, extend battery life, and retain control of their preferred system architecture?

In modern applications, flow calculation is increasingly handled by a central host microcontroller – requiring a converter that can deliver accurate measurement at very low flow rates and long battery life, two demands that are often difficult to achieve together. [Read more…] about ScioSense launches new ultrasonic flow converter for high-precision, ultra-low-power smart metering

Filed Under: Engineering Tagged With: automation news, automation technology, edge computing, embedded systems, energy management, flow converter, flow sensing, industrial automation, industrial sensors, IoT sensors, low-power electronics, metering technology, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, ScioSense, semiconductor sensors, sensor technology, smart gas meters, smart infrastructure, smart meters, smart water meters, ultrasonic flow measurement, ultrasonic sensors, utility automation

Nagel strengthens factory automation strategy through Stäubli Robotics partnership

May 19, 2026 by David Edwards

Engineering company Nagel has become an authorized partner of Stäubli Robotics.

With the designation as an “Authorized Partner” of robotics specialist Stäubli, Nagel Technologies reinforces its consistent strategy toward automation and intelli gent manufacturing.

The companies say that, for industrial users, this means one thing above all: “even more powerful, flexible, and fully integrated solutions from a single source”. [Read more…] about Nagel strengthens factory automation strategy through Stäubli Robotics partnership

Filed Under: Business, Industrial robots, News Tagged With: advanced manufacturing, automation news, automotive manufacturing, cnc automation, factory automation, flexible manufacturing, honing systems, industrial automation, industrial engineering, industrial robots, machine tools, machining automation, manufacturing automation, nagel technologies, precision manufacturing, Process automation, production automation, robotic integration, robotic machining, robotic tool changing, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, smart factories, stäubli robotics

Lightwheel reports $100 million in Q1 orders for physical AI robotics infrastructure

May 19, 2026 by David Edwards

Lightwheel says it secured approximately $100 million in orders during the first quarter of 2026, reflecting what the company describes as a broader industry shift from robotics experimentation toward real-world deployment infrastructure.

Lightwheel is a robotics infrastructure company that develops simulation, synthetic data, evaluation, and deployment systems for training and scaling physical AI robots in real-world environments.

The company says the orders span simulation, synthetic data generation, evaluation systems, and deployment-oriented robotics infrastructure designed to support physical AI applications at industrial scale.

According to Lightwheel, the demand is being driven not simply by interest in robotics hardware or AI models, but by the growing need for systems capable of training, validating, and deploying robots reliably in real operating environments. [Read more…] about Lightwheel reports $100 million in Q1 orders for physical AI robotics infrastructure

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence, News, Robotics and Automation, Robotics and Automation News, Robotics News Tagged With: AI infrastructure, ai robotics, automation news, autonomous systems, embodied ai, google deepmind, healthcare robotics, Hugging Face, humanoid robots, industrial automation, industrial robotics, Lightwheel, nvidia, PeritasAI, physical ai, robot deployment, robot training, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics development, robotics infrastructure, robotics news, robotics simulation, simulation software, synthetic data

Optima brings in robots to improve cleaning standards at major airports in Spain

May 19, 2026 by David Edwards

Cleaning services in airports operate in one of the most demanding environments in the industry, with continuous activity 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and a high volume of passenger traffic.

Ensuring high standards of cleanliness, safety, and quality in this context requires solutions capable of delivering efficiency, reliability, and constant adaptation to a dynamic environment.

To meet this challenge, Optima Global, an integrated services company, has implemented an operating model based on technological innovation and the combination of human resources and autonomous robotics across several key airports in Spain: Barcelona, Seville, Málaga, Alicante, Valencia, Menorca, and Ibiza. [Read more…] about Optima brings in robots to improve cleaning standards at major airports in Spain

Filed Under: Features, Infrastructure Tagged With: AI navigation, ai robotics, airport automation, airport cleaning, amr, automation news, autonomous cleaning systems, autonomous mobile robots, Autonomous robots, cleaning automation, cleaning robots, commercial robotics, facility management, industrial automation, infrastructure automation, Optima Global, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics in airports, robotics news, service automation, service robots, smart airports, Spain airports, Tennant Company

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