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Interview with Workr Robotics CEO Ken Macken: ‘Paying for automation by the hour’

June 4, 2026 by Sam Francis

Industrial robotics is entering a new phase. Advances in artificial intelligence, large language models, and so-called embodied AI have sparked renewed excitement about robots that can understand, reason about, and interact with the physical world.

High-profile collaborations between companies such as Google DeepMind and Boston Dynamics have fueled speculation that increasingly capable general-purpose robots may soon find their way onto factory floors.

But not everyone in the industry is convinced that these developments represent an immediate breakthrough for manufacturing. [Read more…] about Interview with Workr Robotics CEO Ken Macken: ‘Paying for automation by the hour’

Filed Under: Features, Industrial robots, Robotics, Software Tagged With: automation news, automation roi, boston dynamics, embodied ai, factory automation, factory productivity, industrial ai, industrial robotics, Ken Macken, machine tending, manufacturing automation, manufacturing technology, palletizing robots, physical ai, pick and place robots, robot deployment, robot integration, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics as a service, robotics news, robotics pricing, robotics-as-labor, warehouse automation, Workr Robotics

Appetronix acquires Cibotica to expand robotic foodservice automation beyond pizza

June 4, 2026 by Sam Francis

Appetronix, a developer of robotic kitchen systems, has acquired food robotics company Cibotica in a move aimed at expanding its automation platform into additional food categories beyond pizza. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The acquisition brings Cibotica’s automated ingredient dispensing and portioning technology into the Appetronix portfolio, including the company’s Remy robotic bowl and salad assembly system.

Appetronix says the technology will help accelerate the development of robotic kitchen concepts for a wider range of cuisines and foodservice applications. [Read more…] about Appetronix acquires Cibotica to expand robotic foodservice automation beyond pizza

Filed Under: Engineering Tagged With: AI in foodservice, appetronix, automation news, autonomous kitchens, Cibotica, donatos, food automation, food robotics, food technology, foodservice automation, hospitality automation, ingredient dispensing, kitchen automation, kitchen robots, MOTO Pizza, QSR automation, quick service restaurants, restaurant automation, restaurant technology, robotic food preparation, robotic kitchens, robotic pizza kitchens, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news

Genesis AI launches simulation platform to accelerate robotics development

June 4, 2026 by Sam Francis

Genesis AI has launched Genesis World 1.0, a new robotics simulation platform designed to dramatically reduce the time required to develop, test, and evaluate robotic AI systems.

The company says the platform can compress robotics evaluation cycles from days to minutes by enabling large-scale testing in photorealistic virtual environments rather than relying solely on physical robots.

According to Genesis AI, a robotics foundation model evaluation that would typically require nearly a week of continuous testing on real hardware can be completed in approximately 30 minutes using Genesis World 1.0 running on GPU infrastructure. [Read more…] about Genesis AI launches simulation platform to accelerate robotics development

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence, Software Tagged With: AI infrastructure, ai robotics, automation news, Autonomous robots, digital twins, embodied ai, genesis ai, Genesis World 1.0, gpu computing, industrial automation, machine learning, photorealistic simulation, physical ai, reinforcement learning, robot development, robot evaluation, robot testing, robot training, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics foundation models, robotics news, robotics simulation, simulation software, simulation technology

Inbolt to launch vision-enabled robot programming at Automate event

June 4, 2026 by Sam Francis

Inbolt, the robot intelligence company that turns digital twins into live robot control, is launching two new capabilities that complete the company’s AI vision model for robot guidance: Inbolt Robot Programming and an expanded Inbolt Robot Control. The launch pad is booth #1675 at Automate 2026 in Chicago, June 22-25.

Rudy Cohen, CEO and co-founder of Inbolt, says: “Robot deployment still takes weeks because the digital twin never matches the real factory floor, engineers hand-tune every trajectory during commissioning.

“With Robot Programming, the Vision Model, and Robot Control on a single platform, that gap closes; Engineers build the program from the CAD, our vision model locates the real part, and the robot executes the planned path.  [Read more…] about Inbolt to launch vision-enabled robot programming at Automate event

Filed Under: Events, Industrial robots, Software Tagged With: adaptive manufacturing, ai robotics, Automate 2026, automation news, cobots, collaborative robots, digital twins, factory automation, fanuc, inbolt, industrial ai, industrial automation, machine vision, physical ai, robot control, robot programming, robot. intelligence, robotic commissioning, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, smart factories, Universal Robots, vision-guided robotics, yaskawa

Japan promotes Osaka as a gateway for robotics and technology investment

June 4, 2026 by Sam Francis

Japan is stepping up efforts to attract overseas technology companies and investors to Osaka, positioning the city as an alternative gateway to the Japanese market and a potential hub for innovation in sectors such as robotics, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and advanced manufacturing.

The initiative is being led by the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO), a government-backed agency that promotes trade and investment between Japan and the rest of the world.

Following Expo 2025 Osaka, JETRO is highlighting a range of programs designed to help foreign companies establish operations in the Osaka and Kansai region. [Read more…] about Japan promotes Osaka as a gateway for robotics and technology investment

Filed Under: Business, Economy, Features Tagged With: advanced manufacturing, ai startups, artificial intelligence, automation industry, automation news, fanuc, FDI, foreign direct investment, industrial automation, industrial innovation, japan, Japanese robotics companies, JETRO, Kansai region, kawasaki robotics, manufacturing technology, open innovation, Osaka, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics industry, robotics news, semiconductors, smart manufacturing, technology investment, yaskawa

ABB and Salzburg researchers patent AI system to cut energy use in industrial robots

June 3, 2026 by Sam Francis

Salzburg University of Applied Sciences and ABB’s Machine Automation Division – B&R –  are working together to apply artificial intelligence to improve energy efficiency in industrial automation.

The collaboration, anchored in the Josef Ressel Center for Intelligent and Secure Industrial Automation (JRZ ISIA), focuses on translating advanced research into practical solutions for industrial drive systems.

A recent milestone of this collaboration is the filing of a joint patent application in the field of energy-optimized motion control for drive systems used in industrial automation – such as robots, machine tools and automated production lines – where highly dynamic motion sequences including positioning, acceleration, deceleration and cyclic movement must be controlled with high precision. [Read more…] about ABB and Salzburg researchers patent AI system to cut energy use in industrial robots

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: abb, ai in manufacturing, AI optimization, automation news, b&r, cyber-physical systems, energy-efficiency, factory automation, industrial ai, industrial drives, industrial energy management, industrial robots, intelligent automation, machine automation, machine tools, manufacturing technology, motion control systems, reinforcement learning, robot motion control, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, robotics research, Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, smart factories

Robotiq launches AI platform to automate robotic workcell integration

June 3, 2026 by Sam Francis

Robotiq has introduced IQ, an AI-enabled platform designed to make robotic Workcell integration faster, more predictable, and easier to scale.

Enabling a much-needed shift from a manual, expert-dependent approach to automatic integration, IQ captures unstructured automation project data, coordinates engineering workflows, and helps partners generate validated workcell designs based on real customer inputs and historical deployment data from thousands of previous factory installations.

Samuel Bouchard, CEO of Robotiq, says: “Automation does not scale when integration remains manual. [Read more…] about Robotiq launches AI platform to automate robotic workcell integration

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News, Robotics Tagged With: AI in robotics, AI-powered engineering, automation integration, automation news, automation software, digital twins, factory automation, industrial ai, industrial automation, IQ platform, manufacturing automation, manufacturing technology, palletizing robots, robotic palletizing, robotic systems, robotic workcell integration, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics deployment, robotics news, robotics software, robotiq, smart factories, system integration, warehouse automation

Fanuc launches 11 kg ‘lightest’ collaborative welding robot

June 3, 2026 by Sam Francis

Fanuc has announced the European launch of its CRX-3iA collaborative robot, the lightest and smallest model in the CRX portfolio to date.

With a total weight of just 11 kg, Fanuc’s latest offering is compact, portable, intuitive and precise, making it ideal for welding applications.

Addressing growing demand in sectors such as shipbuilding and steel construction, it can be carried easily with just one hand, allowing a single person to supervise multiple welding locations and mitigating the Europe-wide shortage of skilled welders. [Read more…] about Fanuc launches 11 kg ‘lightest’ collaborative welding robot

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: agv integration, automation news, cobot, collaborative automation, collaborative robot, CRX-3iA, factory automation, fanuc, industrial automation, industrial robots, intralogistics, manufacturing technology, material handling, mobile robotics, portable robots, robot programming, robotic welding, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, skilled labor shortage, smart manufacturing, welding automation, welding industry, welding robot

Schindler expands elevator installation robot fleet as demand for construction automation grows

June 3, 2026 by Sam Francis

Schindler is expanding its global fleet of elevator installation robots as construction companies increasingly turn to automation to improve productivity, safety, and project delivery times.

The company has added two new units of its Robotic Installation System for Elevators (RISE), bringing its global fleet to seven robots operating across multiple international markets.

Since its launch five years ago, Schindler RISE has been deployed at 36 construction sites worldwide, installing approximately 50,000 anchor bolts while delivering time savings of up to 40 percent during elevator shaft preparation and installation.

[Read more…] about Schindler expands elevator installation robot fleet as demand for construction automation grows

Filed Under: Infrastructure, News, Robotics Tagged With: automated drilling, automation news, Autonomous robots, building automation, building technology, construction automation, construction industry, construction robotics, construction safety, construction technology, digital construction, elevator installation, industrial robots, infrastructure automation, productivity automation, robotic installation systems, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics in construction, robotics news, schindler, Schindler RISE, smart construction, urban infrastructure

Locus Robotics expands European headquarters with new automation demo and customer hub

June 3, 2026 by Sam Francis

Locus Robotics, a provider of warehouse automation technologies, has embarked on the next phase of its European growth with plans to relocate its European headquarters operations to Logistics Campus Aalsmeer.

The increased footprint will provide significantly more space for Locus Robotics’ European teams, warehouse operations, customer demonstrations, solution training, partner engagement, and regional robot lifecycle support.

The move builds on several years of regional growth, with Locus Robotics now serving 160+ customers across more than 20 countries and supporting more than 17,000 robots in the field. [Read more…] about Locus Robotics expands European headquarters with new automation demo and customer hub

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: amrs, automation news, autonomous mobile robots, distribution centers, european logistics, fulfillment automation, fulfillment technology, intralogistics, Locus Array, Locus Origin, locus robotics, Locus Vector, LocusONE, logistics automation, logistics technology, material handling, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics deployment, robotics news, supply chain automation, warehouse automation, warehouse efficiency, warehouse operations, warehouse robotics

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