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Hospitals are increasingly exploring autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) to transport medicines, laboratory samples, medical supplies, meals and other materials across healthcare facilities. These robots use a combination of sensors, embedded processors, wireless communication and navigation software to move through corridors, elevators and designated delivery areas.

Experts are predicting AI will soon be able to do many tasks currently done by people. Some speculate combining AI and robots could eventually make work “optional.” Such work would probably not be employment, as market economies have known it, but something we now call entrepreneurship — using AI and robotics to produce new goods…

Surgical robots combine precision electronics, motion-control systems, imaging hardware and specialized software to help surgeons perform complex procedures. Behind every robotic movement, multiple data streams capture instrument position, motor activity, visual information and system status.

At CES 2027, the world’s largest consumer electronics and information technology (IT) show set for January next year, competition is expected to heat up around tangible results from using artificial intelligence (AI). The focus is expected to shift from demos showing AI’s potential to proving concrete outcomes such as robots’ precise task performance and productivity…

Honda has demonstrated a robotic hand designed to tackle tasks requiring human-like precision and strength. The demonstration took place at CEATEC 2026 in Japan, showcasing technology that could let people perform physical work remotely.

FieldAI is raising $700M at a $10B valuation, five times its mark from just over a year ago, for software designed to run robots it does not build. Europe’s biggest robotics rounds this year funded machine makers, and the nearest European answer to FieldAI was reported at about a third of its valuation.

Faraday Future expands its EAI Robotics portfolio with nine priced, shipment-ready devices and reports 552 units shipped at a 30% Q2 margin.

A four-legged teammate is helping Alvernia University students prepare for careers fighting cybercrime.

Agility Robotics aims to go publicl doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern without the SPAC deal

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