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Realtime Robotics launches Resolver cloud design platform for Japan at iREX 2025

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Realtime Robotics, a specialist in automated collision-free motion planning, control, and optimization, has announced the official debut of Resolver in the Japanese market, the company’s cloud-based solution that “dramatically accelerates” an organization’s design, programming, and commissioning of robotic workcells, while decreasing its time-to-market.

In addition, the company premiered new features and enhancements for Resolver at iREX 2025, streamlining the end-user experience and expanding the number and type of robot models that Resolver supports.

Realtime Robotics will be hosting a live, interactive demo of the solution and its integrations with Siemens Process Simulate and Visual Components in booth W4-61. [Read more…] about Realtime Robotics launches Resolver cloud design platform for Japan at iREX 2025

Comau presents robotics, battery and energy solutions at Industrial Transformation Saudi Arabia 2025

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Comau showcased its advanced automation technologies at Industrial Transformation Saudi Arabia, (ITSA) held from December 1 to 3 at the Riyadh International Convention & Exhibition Center (RICEC) at Booth number 1-535.

As the region’s leading platform for industrial innovation, the Hannover Messe–backed event brought together global and local stakeholders committed to accelerating smarter, greener, and more resilient manufacturing.

In this context, visitors explored Comau’s extensive portfolio of innovative technologies and solutions that enable the transition to Industry 4.0. [Read more…] about Comau presents robotics, battery and energy solutions at Industrial Transformation Saudi Arabia 2025

Pudu Robotics launches new quadruped robots for complex industrial and outdoor operations

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Pudu Robotics, a developer of service robotics, has launched the Pudu D5 Series, a new generation of “industry-grade” autonomous quadruped robots engineered for complex, unstructured, and large-scale outdoor environments.

The series includes two configurations: the Pudu D5, a legged version built for maximum terrain adaptability, and the Pudu D5-W, a wheeled version designed for optimized performance on mixed surfaces. [Read more…] about Pudu Robotics launches new quadruped robots for complex industrial and outdoor operations

Techman Robot debuts high-speed AI inspection and automated training tools at iREX 2025

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Techman Robot has announced what it describes as “a significant leap” in manufacturing efficiency at the International Robot Exhibition (iREX) 2025 held at Tokyo Big Sight.

Under the theme “AI Instant Decision, Seamless Productivity Upgrade,” the company unveiled its High-Speed AI Flying Trigger Inspection and breakthrough “Auto AI Training” technology, signaling a new era of zero-downtime, high-efficiency production.

The centerpiece of the exhibition, the High-Speed AI Flying Trigger Inspection system, underscores Techman Robot’s leadership in collaborative robotics. [Read more…] about Techman Robot debuts high-speed AI inspection and automated training tools at iREX 2025

NASA prepares orbital test of commercial robotic arm to advance in-space infrastructure

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NASA and industry partners, including Motiv Space Systems, will fly and operate a commercial robotic arm in low Earth orbit through the Fly Foundational Robots mission set to launch in late 2027.

This mission aims to revolutionize in-space operations, a critical capability for sustainably living and working on other planets.

By enabling this technology demonstration, NASA is fostering the in-space robotics industry to unlock valuable tools for future scientific discovery and exploration missions.  [Read more…] about NASA prepares orbital test of commercial robotic arm to advance in-space infrastructure

Hyundai unveils ‘Eccentric’ production-ready autonomous mobility robot platform

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Hyundai Motor Group has unveiled MobED (Mobile Eccentric Droid), its first mass-produced mobility robot platform developed by Hyundai Motor Group’s Robotics LAB, at the International Robot Exhibition 2025 (iREX 2025) in Tokyo, Japan.

First shown as a concept robot at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2022, MobED has been refined into a production-ready, fully autonomous mobility robot platform using artificial intelligence (AI).

The new model takes center stage at the Group’s iREX 2025 booth (West Hall 3-4, W3-44), running from December 3 to 6. Promotional videos showcasing MobED are also accessible via the Group’s official YouTube channel. Watch the video here. [Read more…] about Hyundai unveils ‘Eccentric’ production-ready autonomous mobility robot platform

Europe begins major push to standardize materials terminology across industry

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Europe is trying to fix a major problem in digital manufacturing: everyone uses different terminology to describe materials and processes, and as a result, industrial data is fragmented, incompatible and difficult for software, AI systems and simulations to interpret. That inconsistency has become a major barrier to scaling advanced digital technologies across European manufacturing.

To address the issue, the EU-funded DiMAT project is contributing its expertise to a new initiative aimed at standardising how materials terminology is defined and used.

The initiative is being carried out in partnership with DIN, Germany’s national standards body, and Fraunhofer IWM, which is contributing its expertise in materials data structures and ontology development.

The effort is being developed through the newly launched CEN Workshop “Terminology Definition for Domain Ontologies in Materials Science” (CEN/WS OntoWF), which has now published a draft agreement and opened it for public comment. [Read more…] about Europe begins major push to standardize materials terminology across industry

From Westworld fantasy to real-world hardware: Samsung debuts trifold phone

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Five years after trifold smartphones appeared as futuristic props in the television series Westworld, the concept has moved from science fiction into the real world.

Samsung has officially unveiled Galaxy Z TriFold, the company’s first commercially available trifold phone – and one of the most ambitious mobile hardware launches the industry has seen in a decade.

Samsung describes the device as the culmination of years of work on foldable displays, hinge engineering and mobile AI systems. “Samsung’s relentless pursuit of new possibilities continues to shape the future of mobile experiences,” said TM Roh, CEO, president and head of device eXperience division at Samsung Electronics. [Read more…] about From Westworld fantasy to real-world hardware: Samsung debuts trifold phone

Saving Hours Each Week With Automated Liquid Handling

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Walk into most research labs during midweek and you’ll find at least one person hunched over a bench, pipetting. They’ve been there since morning. By afternoon, their hand’s cramping, and they’ve still got another hour of the same repetitive motion ahead of them.

This scene plays out daily in laboratories worldwide, and it’s costing more than just physical discomfort. Those hours spent transferring liquids manually? That’s time researchers could be analysing data, designing better experiments, or tackling that grant proposal that keeps getting pushed to next week.

Manual pipetting doesn’t just slow things down. It actively prevents scientists from doing the thinking work they’re actually trained for, the work that moves research forward. [Read more…] about Saving Hours Each Week With Automated Liquid Handling

Top robotics and automation companies ranked by financial performance in 2025

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Robotics is entering a new expansion cycle. Industrial automation demand remains strong, warehouse robotics is scaling quickly, and AI-driven systems – from humanoids to surgical robots – are generating unprecedented investment interest.

Yet for retail investors and institutional buyers alike, the real question is simple: which robotics companies are actually performing well financially?

The challenge is that most of the biggest names in robotics are not publicly traded. Companies such as Figure AI, Agility Robotics and Unitree dominate headlines and attract billions in venture funding, but remain inaccessible to everyday investors. Others, such as Boston Dynamics, are owned by large conglomerates.

Meanwhile, traditional industrial giants – ABB, Siemens, Keyence, Rockwell – continue to deliver strong earnings by supplying the hardware, software and power systems that underpin global automation. [Read more…] about Top robotics and automation companies ranked by financial performance in 2025