Tag: Manufacturing automation

Aktualności10 listopada 2026

ROKAE: 10,000 Arms Delivered, Five Helios Units at Schaeffler

ROKAE has delivered its 10,000th humanoid force-controlled arm and revealed that five of its Helios humanoids work Schaeffler's component line in Taicang. The counter tracks arms, not complete robots.

Aktualności24 października 2026

Industrial Next: retooling a production line in minutes, not weeks

Industrial Next's robotic stations learn tasks from simulation and demonstration, not scripts. The company reports over 99.9% accuracy and a sub-3.3 s cycle time, and BMW is evaluating its dexterous manipulation.

Aktualności7 października 2026

Figure melts down its F.02 fleet. The robots jump in themselves

Figure is retiring its F.02 humanoid fleet. Instead of disassembly, the robots were trained to autonomously jump into an electric arc furnace at a foundry in Imatra, Finland — six melt cycles within 24 hours. US and Mexican foundries refused machines carrying lithium-ion cells.

Aktualności14 września 2026

Palladyne AI and FANUC America Partner on Industrial Robot AI

Palladyne AI and FANUC America announced a collaboration around the Palladyne IQ platform for industrial robots. Scope covers motion planning, teleoperation and simulation training. No figures, dates or model names.

Aktualności24 sierpnia 2026

EngineAI T800: A Humanoid for the Factory and the Ring

EngineAI showed its T800 humanoid in a dual role: factory work at Luxshare-ICT and combat in the ring. Pricing starts at USD 25,000, with output targeted in the tens of thousands.

Aktualności19 sierpnia 2026

Figure CEO: humanoids already deliver ROI amid labor shortages

Brett Adcock says Figure 03 robots are already delivering ROI for the first commercial customers battling extreme staff turnover. The company is valued at 39 billion dollars.

Aktualności12 sierpnia 2026

HII Commits Up to $900M to Robot Welders for U.S. Shipyards

HII signed production agreements with Path Robotics and GrayMatter Robotics worth up to $900M over seven years. Robots will weld, grind and paint U.S. Navy warship hulls under the HYPR program.