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RoboForce raises $10M to deploy mobile manipulators

Robotics Business Review

The company said its robot can fulfill labor shortages in harsh outdoor conditions, complete hazardous tasks, and increase project efficiency and cost savings. It said the robot is capable of 1 mm-level accuracy in performing fine motor skills like picking, placing, pressing, twisting, and connecting. from 2024 to 2030.

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First Australian Lunar Rover one step closer

Manufacturer's Monthly

Image: AdobeStock/Paul The Australian Government is backing Australias world-class capabilities in robotics and advanced manufacturing with $42 million to build and operate Roo-ver the nations first lunar rover. After almost 18 months of design, ELO 2 has been chosen to deliver the fully realised rover for the Australian Space Agency.

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Robots Are Transforming Space: Automation Is Now in Command

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

Robots are now dominating missions across the solar system, performing high-risk tasks, building the foundation for off-Earth industry , and quietly reshaping the economics of space exploration. Over 90% of space robotics innovations are emerging from collaborations between space agencies, universities, and tech companies.

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GITAI to share challenges of building a robotic workforce in space at RoboBusiness

Robotics Business Review

Some of the most promising tasks for robots are those that humans cannot safely perform. The space robotics market was estimated to be worth $4.4 to 2030, predicted Grand View Research. This leaves ample opportunity for robotics developers. GITAI’s previous demonstration onboard the ISS involved its S1 one-armed robot.

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Revolutionizing Industries with Advanced Adhesives: Strategies for Growth

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

The adhesives industry serves as the backbone of key manufacturing processes, spanning automotive , packaging , electronics , aerospace , construction , and healthcare sectors, among others. Aerospace adhesives ensure lightweight, durable, and safe airplane bodies, supporting both commercial and defense sectors.

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MDA Space lands $250M contract extension from CSA for space station robot

Robotics Business Review

The contract will allow the company to continue supporting robotics operations on the International Space Station, or ISS, from 2025 to 2030. Robot to fulfill flight-controller duties As part of the contract, MDA Space will fulfill robotics flight-controller duties to support mission operations on the ISS.

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Interview: Bryan Dean, CEO and co-founder, Dragonfly Aerospace

E&T

Bryan Dean is describing his personal mission for Dragonfly Aerospace that designs and manufactures satellite cameras for monitoring what’s happening on Earth from orbit. This is a key moment for Dragonfly Aerospace,” says the South African engineer, “and we are thrilled to be delivering EOS SAT-1 with a number of firsts.

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