Category Robotics Events

Nvidia's partnerships with Japan's robotics firms turn AI infrastructure from a research challenge into production reality.

Global wheeled robotics platforms are capturing record market share as autonomous capabilities mature and adoption accelerates across logistics, manufacturing, and emerging delivery sectors.

Vicarious's board-approved liquidation reflects the brutal realities of surgical robotics development—crushing capital demands, entrenched competition, and hospitals resistant to switching systems.

Nvidia and Kawasaki Heavy Industries are deploying AI-powered robots in a Japanese shipyard, combining GPU computing with industrial automation to transform ship manufacturing.

Humanoid robots transition from laboratory prototypes to 15,000-unit production runs as enterprises integrate autonomous systems into real manufacturing facilities in 2026.

Pudu Robotics wins WAIC's top investor award as it debuts semi-humanoid robot and reveals ambitions beyond wheeled delivery systems.

Collaborative robots, AI-powered quality systems, and autonomous factory logistics are fundamentally restructuring how manufacturing plants operate and organize labor.

Security robotics has potential, but Guardforce AI must prove unproven unit economics in a market still defining what adoption looks like.

Nauticus Robotics aims to automate the seafloor, but subsea engineering and market headwinds create a brutal path to scale.

Knightscope's security robots offer autonomous patrol technology at accessible price points, but they augment rather than replace human security oversight.