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Elon Musk claims Tesla will start using humanoid robots next year

The Guardian Manufacturing

Billionaire says Optimus will start performing tasks for carmaker in 2025 and could be ready for sale in 2026 Business live – latest updates The Tesla chief executive, Elon Musk, has claimed the company will produce “genuinely useful” humanoid robots to start working in its factories next year. Continue reading.

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RBR50 Spotlight: Dexterity stacks AI, robotics for truck loading

Robotics Business Review

Truck unloading requires people or robots to pick from the top and work their way down. Dexterity AI has developed DexR, a two-armed robot that uses machine vision, force sensing, and integrated motion planning to pick up a range of items, from stiff cardboard to soft plastic. Explore the RBR50 Robotics Innovation Awards 2024.

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Sevensense acquisition to add VSLAM smarts to mobile robots, says ABB

Robotics Business Review

Sevensense said its VSLAM technology can improve mobile robot navigation. Source: ABB After a challenging year for autonomous mobile robot, or AMR, providers, industry leaders are continuing to consolidate. ABB had invested in Sevensense in 2021, the same year it acquired ASTI Mobile Robotics for $190 million. billion to $9.5

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Prima Additive Brings High-Productivity Solutions to Formnext 2024

i4.0 today

New Theme: “Scaling AM for Industrial Production” – Highlighting Prima Additive’s commitment to transforming additive manufacturing for large-scale applications, including fully automated systems now serving the automotive industry. IANUS Robotic Cell – A multiprocess robotic cell on display in its Rapid Coating configuration for brake discs.

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Robot-based metrology market to reach $396.2M by 2026, Frost & Sullivan

Canadian Manufacturing

Robot arm 3D. SAN ANTONIO — Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis suggests that the global robot-based metrology market will reach $396.2 million by 2026. CNW Newswire).

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Zoox issues voluntary software recall for 258 vehicles

Robotics Business Review

The post Zoox issues voluntary software recall for 258 vehicles appeared first on The Robot Report. The company also plans to bring its services to Atlanta and Miami. Today, it announced plans to expand operations to Washington, D.C.,

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NVIDIA, Foxconn to build advanced computing center in Taiwan

Robotics Business Review

The electronics manufacturer will contribute its production scale and said it expects to complete the center by 2026. The companies said their latest collaboration demonstrates their commitment to building servers to drive artificial intelligence , electric vehicles (EVs), smart factories, smart cities, robotics, and more.