Nov 13, 2025 — Service robots are quietly reshaping our daily environments. Once limited to factories or research labs, today’s robots are becoming part of hospitals, classrooms, and public spaces, working alongside people and supporting tasks that range from industry to research.

Oct 22, 2025 — Automation is a cornerstone of modern manufacturing - and it's entering a new era. While robotics continue to stabilize and scale production, AI-powered and software-driven solutions are unlocking new levels of adaptability and reach in previously unautomated areas.

Oct 14, 2025 — The past year presented formidable challenges for companies across the globe. Amid persistent geopolitical tensions, renewed tariff disputes, and macroeconomic volatility, business confidence waned, and investment decisions became more cautious.

Sep 15, 2025 — For nearly 30 years at FANUC, I have dedicated myself to amplifying our automation solutions through innovative marketing strategies. My goal has always been to educate, inspire, and connect our customers to the transformative and exciting opportunities that come from automation.

Sep 01, 2025 — My professional journey has been guided by one enduring force: an unwavering passion for innovation that drives meaningful change. From the early days of navigating corporate innovation to the entrepreneurial leap into robotics, my career has always centered around identifying untapped potential and building solutions that challenge the status quo.

Aug 18, 2025 — I didn't grow up dreaming about robots. I dreamed of stability, of opportunity - and of earning my place in the world.

Jul 15, 2025 — At Inbolt, we're making robots smarter and more flexible thanks to a real-time tracking technology based on 3D Vision and AI. We have deployed our solution across more than 150 robots right now in 50+ factories on three different continents, the United States, Europe and then Asia.

Jul 09, 2025 — IFR statistics show that Germany has consistently been a global top 5 robotics market for many years. They also provide distribution by industry. But what it does not show is who exactly is installing these robots and what distinguishes a robot user from a non-user. Data collected from nearly 16,000 plants by the Institute for Employment Research (IAB) of the Federal Employment Agency helps us to learn more about robot users in Germany.