Catch up on the latest warehouse robotics news with Anyware Robotics CEO Thomas Tang, and Fetch Robotics business leader Matt Wicks.

By the end of 2024, Neura Robotics will ramp up its production capacities in Metzingen while reducing them in China. 

NASA and commercial partner Intuitive Machines successfully landed the Odysseus lander on the surface of the moon today.

Rainbow Robotics, KETI, and Schaeffler will develop robots and the corresponding operation technologies for manufacturers.

OMRON’s new MD-650 and MD-900 medium-payload autonomous mobile robots are launching with top modules from ROEQ.

Marc Segura, president of ABB Robotics, shares three ways AI is driving robotics 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.

Technologies such as RoboGuide could enable people with visual impairments to more fully navigate and interact with the world.

Stretch 3 is a portable and lightweight platform for robotics developers and could lead to household applications.

The IFR has cited technology trends including the rise of generative AI, mobile manipulation, and humanoid robots for 2024.

SpartanNash is expanding its use of Simbe Robotics systems to generate actionable, real-time inventory insights.

Starship Technologies plans to use the funding to expand its delivery services around the world.

Despite having a signed term sheet, the awaited investment failed to materialize before the company’s financial runway ran out.

At the first MassRobotics RoboXchange, Locus Robotics shared tips on warehouse challenges, and Opteran showed a new navigational approach.

See a revenue breakdown for both Universal Robots and Mobile Industrial Robots, which are both owned by Teradyne.

Brightpick says its Autopicker robots are enabling end-to-end automation for warehouse operators such as The Feed and Dr. Max.

KettyBot Pro’s new features include a larger screen for personalized advertising, cameras for navigation, and smart tray inspection.

Pudu Robotics, a leading service robot exporter in China, says that demand and applications are likely to expand globally.

Marc Kermisch from CNHI provides an update on how autonomy and digitization are developing to help automation.

Bluewhite plans to use the funding to expand into new markets with its autonomous tractor system, which could reduce crop production costs by up to 75%.

Time-of-flight or ToF sensors provide mobile robots with precise navigation, low-light performance, and high frame rates for a range of applications.

Robotics teams should remember three things heading into various educational and design challenges, says an AMD executive.