Robotics

Despite the longstanding tech race between the United States and China, particularly in areas like artificial intelligence and robotics, Europe is set to surpass both nations in the growth of its robotics sector.

A fully autonomous robot has been deployed to inspect the interior of a fusion energy facility, marking a world-first achievement in robotics and energy research.

A team of researchers has unveiled a new robotic leg design that could transform the way robots move over challenging landscapes.

Roborock, a global pioneer in intelligent home robotics, has launched the intelligent sweeping and mopping all-in-one robot Roborock Qrevo Slim at IFA 2024 in Berlin, equipped with a 3D camera module for navigation and obstacle avoidance using the REAL3 Time-of-Flight (ToF) imager by Infineon Technologies.

Flexxbotics has announced a new partnership with GelSight, a company operating in tactile intelligence technology. 

The University of Edinburgh is developing tiny robots, or nanobots, designed to treat life-threatening brain aneurysms.

Melexis, a global leader in micro-electronic semiconductor solutions, will present its latest technological innovations at electronica 2024 (Booth B4.540), the world’s leading trade fair for electronic components, systems, and applications. Renowned for its advanced sensor and driver technologies, Melexis will unveil new products across key markets, including automotive, robotics, and alternative mobility.

Industrial robotics has undergone a remarkable evolution in recent years, driven by advancements in semiconductor technology and the increasing demand for smarter, safer, and more efficient systems. 

Today’s robots can walk, crawl, and replicate human work with amazing speed and precision. Accurate data from onboard sensors, with the integration of AI, allows the automation of tasks that have previously seemed impossible.

Japanese manufacturer Giken implements automated underground parking system with igus energy chains