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Teradyne robotics group lays off 10% of global staff

Robotics Business Review

.” Demand for robotics didn’t meet expectations because of the post-COVID slowdown in capital, wars affecting trade and labor, and uncertainty among manufacturers, said Kumar. “Our playbook is to outperform the market, driven by innovations, channel transformations, and new verticals.” We have big growth plans.”

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Humanoid robots promise a multi-trillion-dollar market, but pose challenges

Robotics Business Review

Source: Agility Robotics As an early investor in Agility Robotics, now one of the world’s leading manufacturers of humanoid robots, I’ve watched as humanoids have evolved from a fascinating concept to reality over the past five years. Think about how humans work in manufacturing environments today.

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Mantis Robotics raises US$5M to scale industrial robotics for human-centric automation

Automation Mag

Mantis Robotics unlocks entirely new automation use cases initially in manufacturing and in warehousing, and in soon virtually every other domain, said Michal Natora, senior investment director at Emerald. Mantis Robotics makes industrial robotic arms that are reportedly safe for human interaction.

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Quasi Cloud Connect Simplifies Mobile Robots Control

Robotics Automation News

Quasi Robotics, based in the tech hub of Frederick, Maryland, is a leading robotics and artificial intelligence company providing mobile automation solutions for laboratory, healthcare, warehousing, and manufacturing businesses alike.

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The state of AI, robotics heading into 2025

Robotics Business Review

The successful collaboration of robots and labor in the automotive manufacturing industry is instructive and reveals a path forward The perceived labor vs. automation debate is one of a few trends that will dominate the robotics industry in 2025. But the reality is far more nuanced.

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Contoro picks up $12M to scale container unloading robots

Robotics Business Review

Contoro Robotics today said it has raised $12 million in Series A funding to scale its artificial intelligence-powered robots. Source: Contoro Robotics As the warehousing and logistics industry faces ongoing labor shortages and rising costs, investors are looking for scalable, commercially viable approaches to robotics.

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#Trending: From humanoids to low-cost automation – IFR reports on what’s next for industrial robotics in 2025

Automation Mag

1 Artificial intelligence Physical, analytical, generative According to IFR, the trend toward artificial intelligence in robotics is growing. Robot and chip manufacturers recently are investing in the development of dedicated hardware and software that simulate real-world environments.

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