A3 reported declines in North American robot orders in the first nine months of 2024 but said there are reasons for optimism.

The study group needs to determine what aspects of human-robot interaction might impact the development of standards for humanoids.

Neya Systems aims to push its autonomy software beyond existing automotive security by using the AICA reference architecture.

Dr. Henrik Christensen discusses the intersection between shifting federal policies and the robotics industry.

Startups from Korea gained mentorship, connections, and exposure to the U.S. market in the MassRobotics International Immersion Program.

This month, five of our top 10 robotics stories were about humanoid robot developments or humanoid alternatives.

The FAA’s recent authorizations for Zipline and Wing allow the companies to deliver packages while keeping their drones safely separated.

ASTM International says the work item would help create a safer, long-lasting, and environmentally responsible solar panel cleaning industry.

Asensus Surgical denied any legal wrongdoing in statements around its planned merger and offered further information.

Moon Surgical plans to deploy its Maestro System in the U.S. and Europe in a limited market release ahead of a broader launch in 2025.

Stereotaxis said it now has an updated EU Quality Management System Certificate, demonstrating that its products have valid CE marks.

Anzu Robotics has de-cloaked and launched an alternative to DJI drones ahead of legislation to ban DJI drones in the U.S.

iRobot said its deal with Amazon has fallen through and is taking several steps to restructure its expenses for its revised go-to-market strategy.

Wing says the updated exemptions for its detect and avoid approach will allow it to safely scale in the US. 

ISO and ASTM have defined an additive construction standard in what could be the first of joint efforts around robotics in that industry.

This act would prohibit the manufacture, sale, and operation of robotic devices or drones that are mounted with a weapon. 

FlexQube’s patent application regarding its unique AMR system, FlexQube Navigator, was granted by the European Patent Office.

The terms of the new settlement include AutoStore paying £200 million, around $256 million, to Ocado over the next two years.

ASTM International’s legged robotics subcommittee has proposed a new test method for disturbance rejection tested of legged robotics.

New subcommittee is developing standards and testing procedures to evaluate the performance of quadrupeds, bipedals and humanoids.

The EU seems to be ready to open a full-scale anti-trust investigation into the Amazon acquisition of iRobot, according to reporting from Reuters.

TÜV certifications validate MiR can reliably ensure the quality of the examined safety features during mass production of the MiR600 and MiR1350.