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Eka is worth $1.45B thanks to a physical AI model that has experts raving (opens in a new tab)

Eka Robotics may be the first robotic arm that is actually good at picking up a wide range of objects, and it is so smooth and human-like, it is wowing the industry.

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How AI Confidentiality Gaps Are Becoming a Liability for Robotics Firms (opens in a new tab)

It often feels like the more deadlines compress and documentation piles stack up, the longer code reviews take. These days, demand is stronger than ever, and the expectation that you can do it faster than ever means that the promise of AI assistance sitting right there in a brow…

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Why Mine Ventilation Fans Belong in the Automation Plan (opens in a new tab)

A fan can be running normally while too little air reaches the working face. An extended duct run or a leaking connection may be enough to cause a shortfall, even when the motor shows no sign of trouble. Operators need to know how much air reaches each working area as well as wh…

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Automation Created a Training Problem: Upskilling the Industrial Workforce (opens in a new tab)

Every automation project is sold on efficiency – faster lines, fewer errors, lower cost per unit. What rarely makes the business case is the problem the same project creates the day the equipment arrives: a workforce that doesn’t yet know how to run it. Robots and automated syst…

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Agility Robotics’ new Digit humanoid to work 20 hours a day with Nyobolt fast-charging battery (opens in a new tab)

Agility Robotics, a humanoid robotics and physical AI company, has announced that Nyobolt, a pioneer of high-power, ultra-fast charging solutions, is the technology provider to Agility. The technology powers one of Digit 5’s most significant upgrades: a fast recharge battery sys…

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