AI & Software

Industry 4.0 is more than a buzzword -- with smarter robots, more flexible workflows can lead to greater efficiency and ultimately more competitive businesses.

Rescue robots can help save lives in the aftermath of disaster, but agencies should know more about their costs and capabilities, says Robin Murphy, founder of Roboticists Without Borders.

Here are some of the most innovative robots, drones, and AI applications seen among the international startups in Eureka Park 2019.

Southeast Asia may not be as advanced in automation as China, Japan, or South Korea, but the region presents opportunities for robotics vendors and users.

Military spending, AI investments and last-mile food delivery robots highlight recent funding announcements.

While many mobile robot companies are moving into warehouses, Vector is faster and more precise in its navigation, making Waypoint Robotics' AMRs suitable for factories.

While it may be some time before robot swarms can eradicate tumors or eliminate the need for certain procedures, researchers are finding promising uses for smarter swarms.

Every automation business or user of robotics wants to know where the technology and markets are heading. Here are our predictions for RBR Insiders.

Smart cities and smart factories need a better way to coordinate controls than by creating a single point of failure. Airalab offers a P2P network approach and is applying blockchain technology to manufacturing.

Facial recognition cameras are multiplying across the world. We look at the similarities and differences among five countries leading the way in use of the technology.