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Japan’s Car Industry Has Highest Robot Installations in Five Years
The Japanese automotive industry installed a total of about 13,000 industrial robots in 2024. -
Global Industrial Robots Market Contracts 5.8% in 2024, as APAC Continues to Dominate
Europe, however, looks set to lag behind over the coming years, following a market contraction of 8.1% in 2024. -
Mobile Robot Market Forecast Slashed: Tariffs and Uncertainty Take Their Toll
The mobile robot industry, previously marked by rapid expansion and investment, is now undergoing a period of challenges and readjustment. -
The Rise of Collaborative Robots: Technical and Commercial Insights
Cobots have transformed manufacturing, with their market projected to grow from US$1.2 billion in 2023 to US$29.8 billion by 2035. -
Case Study: Industrial Automation Brings Animatronic Robot Alive
Industrial-grade automation technologies provided a robot-building learning experience. -
A Mitsubishi Electric Group Company Expands Orders Nearly 100 Autonomous Cartken Hauler Robots for Industrial Applications
The partnership has entered a new phase with the large-scale deployment of autonomous robots for material movement in Japan’s factories, warehouses, logistics, medical and life sciences facilities. -
Yokogawa Collaborates With Shell on Robotics and AI Technology for Plant Maintenance
Yokogawa will add an advanced machine vision tool called Operator Round by Exception, developed by Shell, into its own OpreX Robot Management Core. -
Global Industrial Robot Shipments Declined in 2024, Recovery Expected in 2025
The global shipment volume of industrial robots in 2024 totaled just over 505,000 units, reflecting a 2.4% decrease compared with 2023. -
Europe's Auto Industry Installed 23,000 New Robots in 2024
The total number of industrial robots installed in Europe reached 23,000 in 2024, which is the second-best result in five years. -
Festo Highlights Robotic Grippers in a New Ebook
All About Robotic Grippers covers advanced solutions, misconceptions, all-in-one kits and online engineering tools. -
Technologies Driving Robotics and Motion Control Advances
Robotics and motion control advances reduce manufacturing costs. -
RealMan Showcases Embodied Robotics at Automate 2025
RealMan Robotics debuts intelligent embodied robotic arms, modular platforms, and AI-powered medical solutions at Automate 2025. -
Deutsche Messe Invites Submissions for the ROBOTICS AWARD 2026
Deutsche Messe AG is inviting submissions for this year's edition of the prestigious ROBOTICS AWARD, held in conjunction with HANNOVER MESSE. -
German Robotics and Automation Faces 10% Revenue Drop
The robotics and automation industry in Germany is expected to generate total sales of €14.5 billion in 2025. -
DEEP Robotics Empowers Intelligent Upgrades Across Industrial Scenarios
According to industry reports, global quadruped robot sales are projected to surpass 560,000 units by 2030. -
Hyundai CRADLE and CaPow Successfully Complete Proof-of-Concept, Achieve 100% Uptime for Hyundai Glovis
CaPow’s Power-in-Motion solution eliminates AGV and AMR downtime, enabling leaner, more productive fleet management. -
Mouser Equips Engineers to Navigate the Expanding World of Robotics with In-Depth Online Resources
Mouser's robotics content hub provides comprehensive resources, including articles, blogs, eBooks and products. -
Automate 2025 Celebrates Record-Breaking Success Amid Rising Demand for Robotics and Automation
Automate 2025 in Detroit was the largest show ever, driven by a substantial increase in exhibitors and registrants. -
Enhancing Warehouse Operations with Autonomous Mobile Robots
Autonomous mobile robots represent an advancement in the development of warehouse automation and fulfillment. -
How Tariffs Are Reshaping Robotics Sourcing (And What to Do About It)
In early 2025, the robotics supply chain encountered unprecedented volatility due to global trade dynamics. Here's how suppliers are reshaping sourcing.




















