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Engineers at MIT have developed a handheld device that makes teaching robots straightforward—even if you aren’t a coding expert. Traditionally, programming a robot meant grappling with complex software, but this tool invites you to demonstrate tasks in three accessible ways: natural teaching, kinesthetic guidance (physically guiding the robot), and teleoperation using a joystick. Designed to […]
Read article →Engineers at MIT have developed a handheld device that makes teaching robots straightforward—even if you aren’t a coding expert. Traditionally, programming a robot meant grappling with complex software, but this…
Loomia’s new Smart Skin Developer Kit is set to give robots a much-needed sense of touch. Developed with insights from over 100 engineers—from experts in industrial automation to professionals in…
Diligent Robotics’ Moxi robots have just hit a major milestone—over 300,000 pharmacy deliveries in hospitals by May 2025. With more than 900 deliveries each month at some of the busiest…
Leading Chinese robotics entrepreneur Wang Xingxing of Unitree Robotics in Hangzhou is calling for a closer partnership between Chinese and American firms to advance humanoid robotics. He believes that by…
SS Innovations International is proud to announce that over 100 SSi Mantra surgical robotic systems have now been installed across India and six other countries. With more than 5,000 surgeries…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has a clear vision for the future. Speaking at the International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, he explained how artificial intelligence and robotics are set to…
This week, Hugging Face introduced its latest creation: the Reachy Mini robots. With their whimsical antennae and oversized googly eyes, these AI-driven devices powered by Raspberry Pi have already made…
In a lively session on The Robot Report Podcast, John Santagate, Senior Vice President of Global Robotics at Infios, shared an insightful look into how robotics are reshaping supply chain…
