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The Future of Work Could Have Humans and Robots Working Better Together
February 24, 2023
Rather than worry about robots and AI replacing humans, businesses should work to maximize the benefit the collaboration between people and machines, writes a global entrepreneur.
Autonomous Mobile Robots Offer an Answer to the Labor Shortage
February 21, 2023
Autonomous mobile robots have become more intelligent, thanks to better navigation and fleet management software, enabling them to take on more collaborative roles in factories and warehouses.
Rapyuta Robotics Partners With Staffing Company to Grow Customer Base
February 14, 2023
OutSourcing Solutions is working with Rapyuta Robotics to give its customers the option to invest in automation.
Grand Rapids Community College to Open New Automation Center Designed to Train Students for Advanced Manufacturing Jobs
February 9, 2023
Grand Rapids Community College's new center for automation will be funded using federal money secured by U.S. Sen. Gary Peters and U.S. Rep. Hillary Scholten.
ABAGY Finds That Many Welders Welcome Robotics, Looks to 2023 Manufacturing Trends
January 27, 2023
ABAGY and Weld.com found in a welding community survey that nearly half expect robots to improve efficiency. Demonstrations also showed how workers can adapt to automation.
Scythe Robotics Reaps $42M Series B to Deliver Autonomous Lawn Mower to Landscapers
January 26, 2023
Scythe Robotics said it will use its latest funding partly to scale up and deliver on 7,500 customer preorders for its M.52 autonomous lawn mower.
Balboa Capital Offers an Overview of the U.S. Robotics Industry
January 25, 2023
Balboa Capital reported that automation and robotics have created more jobs than they have displaced, with robot density and usage continuing to increase across the U.S.
Robots Pave the Way for Reshoring Manufacturing
January 15, 2023
Reshoring of production to the U.S. can be aided by robotics, but manufacturers must recognize how automation can help mitigate persistent labor shortages, say industry experts.
Alphabet-Owned Intrinsic Lays Off 20% of Workforce
January 13, 2023
Alphabet-owned Intrinsic, which was commercializing Open Robotics' work, is the latest technology company to announce a reduction in staff in the past few months.
OnRobot’s D:PLOY Platform Designed to Help Customers Develop Applications on the Fly
January 12, 2023
OnRobot has launched a new platform designed to enable customers to more easily create workflows for their manufacturing robots.
ARM Institute Endorses Four New Robotics Training Programs
January 11, 2023
The ARM Institute recognized workforce development programs at community colleges, an apprenticeship programs, and a tech organization as addressing America's manufacturing skills gap.
Labor Crisis Makes It Essential to Upskill Workers With 21st Century Automation
January 9, 2023
With labor shortages across manufacturing and other industries, employers can both upskill workers and integrate automation to augment their capabilities.
SME Offers New Robotics in Manufacturing Fundamentals Certification
December 6, 2022
SME has partnered with the Robotics Education & Competition Foundation and FIRST to establish the new robotics certification.
Dobot Launches Cobot Arms For Retail and Service Markets as Part of New Product Series
November 23, 2022
Dobot has launched its new Nova Series cobot line to cater to retail and service market customers.
Botrista CEO Says Automation Can Help Rescue Shorthanded Restaurants
November 21, 2022
Botrista said its DrinkBot offers more sustainable beverage dispensing while freeing scarce staffers for customer service, offering a model for restaurant automation.
