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Greenpeace robot stages deepest-ever seabed protest
While conducting a scientific survey of vulnerable and unexplored deep-sea ecosystems along the Arctic Mid-Ocean ...
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China to assign digital ID numbers to humanoid robots for lifecycle tracking
China is introducing a national digital identification system for humanoid robots as authorities seek to ...
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CVPR 2026 fields 16,000+ paper submissions on technical advances in AI
The program committee of the 2026 Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), one ...
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Virginia Tech researchers control soft robotics with ‘AI’s cousin’: ‘Reservoir computing’
Soft robotics – machines made of flexible, muscle-like materials – can bend and stretch in ...
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Festo introduces two-finger pneumatic gripper for cobot applications
Collaborative robots operate within strict payload and mounting constraints. Pneumatic gripper installations that rely on ...
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The power of the open-source community in robotics: Collaboration and shared innovation
For decades, robotics was viewed as a niche engineering discipline inhabited largely by researchers, academics, ...
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China Is Leading the AI Supercycle — and the Distance Is Growing
Key Takeaways: Global enterprise AI spending will reach $940B in 2026, growing to $2.1 trillion ...
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Global Electronics Association Expands Workforce Training Across Six Core Languages
The Global Electronics Association announced an expansion of its member training program, extending key electronics ...
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EMS Spotlight: David Cummings, SVP & Chief Commercial Officer, Benchmark Electronics
David Cummings, SVP & Chief Commercial Officer, Benchmark Electronics explains his company’s ‘customer obsession’ culture’ ...
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When Routes Break, Supply Chains Must Rethink
Hyundai’s Hormuz detour isn’t a one-company problem—it’s a signal that just-in-time supply chains need a ...
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