Category: AI and Robotics News

Robust.AI is reshaping the way warehouses work through its Carter™ collaborative mobile robot, now redesigned to do far more than ever before. Once a basic assistant, Carter has become a versatile platform that adapts to many warehouse tasks—all without the need for separate machines or complicated…

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In an age shaped by artificial intelligence, one bold startup is asking difficult questions about the boundary between help and dishonesty. Cluely, founded by 21-year-old Chungin “Roy” Lee and Neil Shanmugam, has attracted $5.3 million in seed funding from investors like Abstract Ventures and Susa Ventures.…

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On April 19, 2025, the streets of Beijing welcomed a vision of the future. In the city’s Yizhuang district, a special half-marathon took place—one where humans and humanoid robots ran side by side. This event marked a profound moment for both sports and robotics, offering a…

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The 2025 robotics calendar stands as a testament to human ingenuity and collaborative spirit. Across continents, dedicated students, researchers, and professionals will come together to show how far robotics and artificial intelligence have come—and to push the boundaries even further. Several major events will define the…

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At the Hannover Messe 2025, something extraordinary unfolded. Accenture and Schaeffler AG, two leaders in innovation, revealed a new wave of industrial robots. These robots, powered by Nvidia’s advanced AI computing and Microsoft’s powerful cloud, set a new standard for what factories can achieve. This collaboration…

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A new study from Mount Sinai has revealed a remarkable advance in caring for newborns in intensive care. Using deep learning, researchers have created an AI system that can spot signs of serious neurological problems in NICU babies just by analyzing video footage. This non-invasive method…

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Surgical robotics is standing on the edge of a new era. Recently, scientists have made a remarkable breakthrough: a robot system trained entirely by watching videos of expert surgeons now performs complex surgeries with a skill that rivals seasoned doctors. This achievement signals a future where…

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In the world of farming, harvesting fruits and vegetables has always needed a gentle touch. Traditional robotic hands often struggled—too stiff to handle soft produce without causing bruises, too bulky to work efficiently in crowded fields. Now, a new invention gently changes all of that. The…

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In a significant step forward for maritime safety, researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University’s Graduate School of Engineering have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system that brings new clarity and reliability to autonomous ship navigation. This technology is designed to help ships avoid collisions—one of the greatest…

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RoboBee, a miniature flying robot created by Harvard researchers, has taken a dramatic step forward. Inspired by the long-legged crane fly, this new version of RoboBee now features advanced landing gear that allows it to touch down smoothly on a variety of surfaces. This delicate improvement…

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