Robo Dev

Daniel Theobald has been working on robots since the 1970s, and Vecna is a top robotics company in Massachusetts. He gives a preview of the topics he'll be discussing at RoboBusiness 2017.

Job fears are affecting government policies in the U.S., South Korea, and elsewhere, but will new regulations work? Also, the U.S. Army plans to stop using consumer drones from China-based DJI, citing cybersecurity risks.

Singapore-based ST Engineering has acquired Pittsburgh-based Aethon, which makes mobile robots for materials handling in warehouses, hospitals, and more.

Mechanization is a longtime trend in farming, but the latest developments in agriculture robots and drones are happening quickly. Are you ready to examine your farm processes for greater productivity?

Why is Pittsburgh one of the biggest robotics hubs in the U.S.? It's thanks to a combination of strong educational institutions such as CMU, manufacturing expertise, and industry partnerships, writes one RoboBusiness 2017 speaker.

Dr. Martin Buehler, Executive R&D Imagineer with Walt Disney Imagineering, will deliver the opening keynote at RoboBusiness 2017. Buehler will share how Disney has enhanced robotic characters to create deeper and more meaningful connections with Disney theme park guests.

Martin Buehler, executive R&D imagineer at Walt Disney Imagineering Research and Development, has years of experience across the robotics industry, from healthcare to delivery systems. He'll share his insights at this September's RoboBusiness in Santa Clara, Calif.

Georg Stieler, RoboBusiness speaker, researcher, and consultant for global robotics companies, shares his thoughts on the industrial use of robotics and AI.

What do China-U.S. trade tensions mean for the robotics industry? We look at this and other recent robotics developments, including international self-driving car research.

Roboticists have unveiled robots that can be deployed in interesting new ways through growing and unfolding, giving them useful access to all kinds of nooks and crannies.