A&K Robotics is testing its connected robotic pods in airports as part of its strategy to expand mobility worldwide.

ABB Robotics’ new Energy Efficiency Service will help manufacturers to improve the power consumption of their industrial robots.

The PBC15 cable connector now comes with flange components that enable a wide range of applications, says Binder USA.

Fourier launches the second generation of its humanoid robot, the GR-2, and the accompanying development platform.

Robotise Technologies knew a damaged JEEVES would cause great dissatisfaction for its customers, so it aimed to make its robot more robust. 

A&K’s autonomous pods are all-electric and offer a new way for people to navigate through airports, museums, and other large venues.

The new PRS Tool Changer can be combined with a variety of grippers and inductive couplers for tasks such as machine tending.

Seatrec says its technology can allow robots to work in the open ocean indefinitely and without any intervention. 

WiBotic unveiled a new, larger 1kW charger, expanding its portfolio to provide wireless charging for larger battery systems.

Boston Dynamics has retired the hydraulic version of its Atlas and will begin testing an all-electric humanoid robot in the coming year.

Contactless wireless charging offers benefits over contact-based wireless charging for robots and other systems, says Meredot’s CEO.

OmniOn Power says that mobile robots, AI, and self-driving vehicles need more power and networking innovation.

By eliminating proprietary connectors and technologies, Scythe said this move ensures lower charging costs, greater ease of use, and expanded access to charging facilities.

As robots spread from factories to field applications, developers face many challenges, but wireless charging can help, says WiBotic.

Nabtesco, a leading Japanese engineering company, is now selling WiBotic’s wireless charging solutions for robots in Japan.

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DIN power supply provider PULS Power acquires the wireless power business of Wiferion, to create a new PULS Wireless division.

Under the contract, Yank Tech will develop wireless charging systems in kilowatt ranges for autonomous vehicles on the Moon. 

Powermat Technologies announced its PMT350 600W wireless power platform for mid-power industrial, micro-mobility, robotics, medical and telecom applications. 

Tesla has plans to acquire Wiferion, a source who wished to remain anonymous told The Robot Report.

Wiferion has announced the release of the etaLINK 1000, the latest and smallest edition to its line of robot charging systems.

CaPow’s autonomous, battery-free, high-power energy eco-system frees robots from harmful Lithium-Ion batteries. Without robot downtime for charging, the company’s method reduces CapEx, OpEx, and carbon footprint.