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China bets on robots for rapid growth, says IFR

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Unitree robots at the World Robotics Conference 2024 in Beijing. Beijing wants to adapt to the latest round of industrial transformation by using robots as an engine for growth. The country is by far the largest robot market in the world. Chinese robots going abroad started only a few years ago. Register now.

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Europe has a key role to play in the development of robots, humanoids

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Europe is a major center of robotics development and use, according to Humanoid. and Asian companies in the humanoid robotics race, a silent revolution is brewing in the tech hubs of Europe, where cutting-edge startups are making remarkable strides in developing human-like robots. In the realm of autonomous vehicle , the U.K.-based

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Top 10 robotics stories of February

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2024 is heating up for the robotics industry. It was an exciting month for the industry, and there was no shortage of robotics new to cover. Here are the top 10 most popular stories on The Robot Report in February 2024. Scythe robot lawnmowers adopting ‘Tesla charging standard’ Colo.-based 52 robot lawnmower.

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Nuro to start licensing its autonomy platform to automotive OEMs

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today announced the expansion of its business model to include licensing its advanced AI-based autonomy platform, the Nuro Driver, to automotive OEMs and mobility providers. The Nuro Driver combines automotive-grade hardware with artificial intelligence software. Source: Nuro Nuro Inc. The Mountain View, Calif.-based

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Helm.ai launches VidGen-1 generative video model for autonomous vehicles, robots

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Training machine learning models for self-driving vehicles and mobile robots is often labor-intensive because humans must annotate a vast number of images and supervise and validate the resulting behaviors. “Generative AI helps with scalability and tasks for which there isn’t one objective answer,” he told The Robot Report.

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Boston Dynamics debuts electric version of Atlas humanoid robot

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which yesterday retired the older version of its humanoid robot after 15 years of development and today showed a preview of its successor. By 2016, the Waltham, Mass.-based based company showed that its robot could walk, open a door, and maintain its balance while being shoved by a person holding a hockey stick, all without a tether.

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Nuro Driver expands Level 4 autonomous deliveries in California and Texas

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In September, Nuro expanded its business model to include licensing Nuro Driver to automotive OEMs. Nuro Driver ready to take on new challenges Founded in 2016, Nuro said its newly expanded operational design domain (ODD) encompasses advances including: Multi-lane road operation at speeds up to 35 mph (56.3 Apply to speak.