Industrial robotics has been a relevant component of manufacturing for a long time.
In the past few years, the market for industrial robots has been changing and evolving at a tremendous pace, thanks to new solutions that are faster and easier to deploy and program, even for small and mid-size companies that, just a decade ago, wouldn’t have had the capital nor the ...
Editor's Picks: best robots of ProMat 2023 - The Robot Report
ProMat brings together some of the world’s leading manufacturing and supply chain equipment providers. This year’s show had 1,000-plus exhibitors, and as a first-time attendee, I had plenty of robotic systems to learn about during my three days at the show.
The Agility Robotics booth was packed for most of the show, and for good reason. It’s not every day you get the opportunity to see a bipedal robot in action. According to Agility, Digit’s demo was based on a real customer use case, and it was running during all four days of the show.
6 River Systems co-founder on the state of warehouse robots | TechCrunch
Robots have conquered ProMat. The supply chain and logistics show is a kind of perfect microcosm of where the industry is heading.
Among other things, this proved an ideal setting for speaking with founders and executives of some of the space's biggest players.
We spoke about the role of Amazon in the company's foundation and what the future looks like for robotic picking and interoperability.
Retailers expect more tasks to be done by robots by 2025: report | Retail Dive
The study of 107 retail executives also found the adoption of mobile point-of-sale systems and curbside pickup sensors could increase by 2025.
While mobile point-of-sale systems and curbside pickup sensors are expected to be popular among specialty and department stores, grocery stores and general merchandise retailers are expected to adopt robots for associate tasks.
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