Robotics: Page 9

Material Handling Equipment

Symbotic to Acquire Fox Robotics

The Fox Robotics deal is expected to broaden Symbotic's reach beyond its core warehouse systems into new parts of the automation market.

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Ambi Robotics’ AI Skill Suite to Provide 3D AI Robot Applications for All Use Cases

The AI Skill Suite features a rapidly growing library of autonomous robot capabilities.

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Robot Demand from F&B, Semiconductors, Life Sciences Sectors Outpaced Automotive Market

Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

Companies across the region ordered 36,766 robots valued at $2.25 billion last year, compared to a 6.6% increase in units ordered and a 10.1% increase in revenue in 2024.

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Dexory Reveals Next-Generation Autonomous Robot

The new robot operates safely alongside people and machinery without disrupting daily workflows.

Autonomous robotic scanning device in large warehouse storage facility

Manifest 2026: The Global Destination for Supply Chain and Logistics Innovation

Manifest: The Future of Supply Chain & Logistics

Check out the latest and greatest from some of the world’s top Fortune 500 global supply chain executives, logistics service providers, innovators and investors at the forefront of logistics tech and end-to-end supply chain.

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FORT Robotics Launches Real-Time Wireless Safety Device for Large-Scale Autonomous Operations

The Wireless E-Stop Pro is a safety-certified wearable device designed to prevent accidents and maximize uptime across modern machine worksites worldwide.

Two yellow Fort industrial communication devices with red emergency buttons

4 Ways to Implement Wearable Safety Technology

Exosuits and other wearable safety devices can be a valuable tool for advancing worker wellbeing and prioritizing safety when correctly deployed.

Warehouse worker in safety vest operating a white forklift near stacked materials

Less Than 20 Companies Will Scale Humanoid Robots for Manufacturing by 2028: Gartner

Most production deployments of humanoid robots during this time will remain limited to tightly controlled environments, rather than in dynamic and high-throughput supply chain operations.

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Mobile Robots to Outpace Fixed Automation: Interact Analysis

Interact Analysis

There is a clear transition taking place from automated guided vehicles to autonomous mobile robots, with AGV revenue expected to drop from around 33% of total mobile robot revenue in 2024 to 20% in 2030.

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ProGlove’s Advanced AI Capabilities to Improve Ergonomics for Frontline Workers

Together, these innovations enable organizations to reduce physical strain, improve productivity, and transform everyday work activity into measurable operational value without disrupting existing operations.

Worker wearing orange and black wrist-mounted digital device in warehouse

Why Spaital AI is Key to Ensuring Warehouse Safety

Success now depends on leveraging advanced technology, particularly spatial AI, to move safety from being a reactive measure to a proactive driver of efficiency.

SLAM technology visualization showing forklift scanning warehouse environment

Emerging Technologies

Why Industry 4.0 Favors Robot-First Approach

The manufacturers who will build robot-first facilities today while ensuring real workforce transformation will define what manufacturing looks like tomorrow.

Humanoid robot and warehouse worker exchanging a box in industrial storage facility

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