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AI enhances the effectiveness of ticketing systems by automating tasks, speeding up response times, and increasing overall productivity.
The article here discusses how AI benefits customer service through AI ticketing systems and the operational streamlining that results. [Read more…] about Benefits of AI in Ticketing Systems
Global sportswear giant Nike has made one of the boldest moves yet in wearable robotics, unveiling a motor-powered “robot shoe” that could take exoskeleton technology into the mainstream.
The system – officially called Project Amplify – combines a carbon-fibre running shoe with a lightweight, motorised ankle cuff developed with robotics partner Dephy.
The device assists natural leg movement, effectively acting as a mini-exoskeleton for the foot and ankle. Nike says it is designed to help everyday athletes walk and run faster and farther with less effort. [Read more…] about Video: Nike takes exoskeletons mainstream with motor-powered ‘robot shoe’
Richtech Robotics, a US-based provider of AI-driven robotics solutions, has unveiled Dex, the company’s first mobile humanoid robot for industrial use.
Accelerated by the Nvidia Jetson Thor, Dex is capable of operating in dynamic environments, adapt with real time reasoning, and perform complex tasks with detailed precision, all while operating for a full workday on a single charge.
Richtech is using Nvidia technology to accelerate Dex’s training across diverse industrial and commercial contexts.
By combining real-world data with Nvidia Isaac Sim, an open, reference robotics simulation framework, Dex is able to learn tasks virtually at an exponential rate, and implement behaviors into a live industrial environment. [Read more…] about Richtech Robotics unveils its first humanoid robot for ‘real-world work’
Intrinsic AI, the robotics software and AI business unit of Alphabet, parent company of Google, has announced its first “AI for Industry” developer challenge and introduced its industrial-grade perception foundation model, the Intrinsic Vision Model (IVM). The developments aim to accelerate robot automation in real-world manufacturing environments.
The challenge, focused on electronics assembly, will give participants access to “open source tools including Gazebo or other powerful simulation engines like … Nvidia’s Isaac Sim” and a production-workcell at Intrinsic’s facility.
It is scheduled to officially kick off on February 11, 2026, with registration closing April 17, 2026. [Read more…] about Intrinsic AI launches developer challenge and vision model as it seeks to energise intelligent-robotics ecosystem
In today’s era of Industry 4.0, efficient and precise labeling solutions are crucial for the smooth operation of smart factories. They enhance traceability, quality control, and support automation and digitalization across all manufacturing processes.
Proper labeling ensures that each component and finished product can be accurately tracked from production to delivery, reducing errors, improving inventory management, and boosting overall efficiency.
The following explores 10 innovative labeling solutions that optimize operations in smart factory environments and help companies remain competitive. [Read more…] about 10 Labeling Solutions That Streamline Smart Factory Operations
Harren Group, one of Germany’s leading ship-owning and maritime logistics specialists, will partner with maritime technology pioneer Orca AI to strengthen navigational safety and operational efficiency for their newbuild heavy-lift vessels, multipurpose vessels, deck carriers and bulkers – marking a key milestone in Harren Group’s drive toward a measurable, data-driven safety culture.
Nils Aden, managing director at Harren Group, says: “Our new Orca vessels are equipped with innovative, ultra-efficient engine and propulsions systems, enabling emission-neutral operations.
“Now, we’re taking it a step further by integrating Orca AI – a cutting-edge situational awareness system that enhances safety, reduces fuel consumption and supports smarter, more sustainable operations at sea.” [Read more…] about Autonomous ship technology provider Orca AI partners with Harren Group
Geekplus, one of the world’s largest warehouse robotics companies, has unveiled its new Robot Arm Picking Station, saying it marks “the industry’s first end-to-end unmanned picking solution”, and a major leap from “partial automation” to “full-process intelligence”.
The company says the new system is a breakthrough that sets a new benchmark for warehouse automation and redefines what’s possible in unmanned logistics.
Yong Zheng, founder and CEO of Geekplus, says: “This new solution marks a key milestone in our journey toward general-purpose warehouse robotics. [Read more…] about Geekplus ushers in era of ‘fully unmanned warehouses’ with launch of new robot arm picking station
PepsiCo Polska plans to open a new automated storage and retrieval system (AS/RS) in Grodzisk Mazowiecki, Poland, with Mecalux technology.
Connected to the production area, the solution will accommodate potato crisps and other snacks. It was designed to increase PepsiCo’s logistics capacity and optimise workflows without expanding the existing building.
The project involves implementing a comprehensive solution. It features six stacker cranes serving racking equipped with the Automated Pallet Shuttle. [Read more…] about PepsiCo partners with Mecalux to build automated smart warehouse in Poland
In today’s digital era, information has become one of the most valuable assets an enterprise can possess. Businesses across industries are no longer relying on intuition alone; they are leveraging data to guide strategy, operations, and innovation.
The journey from data collection to decision-making represents a fundamental transformation in how organizations function. [Read more…] about From Data to Decisions: How Analytics is Reshaping Modern Enterprises
Figure AI has released a new video (see below) showcasing its third-generation humanoid robot, the Figure 03, performing a range of everyday tasks that demonstrate just how far the company has come in bridging the gap between research and reality.
In the six-minute video, the robot folds clothes, loads and operates a washing machine, clears dishes from a coffee table, and rinses them before loading a dishwasher.
It’s also shown operating a reception desk, carrying boxes, and even tossing a ball for a dog to chase – a subtle but striking moment that captures how naturally the machine moves within familiar environments. [Read more…] about Video: Figure 03 shows what humanoid robots can really do
