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…have companies that are from China, the U.S., and the EU. It's going to be something. RB247: How are the training and educational sessions for Automate 2026 aligned with this technological innovation? JB: We’ve added more speakers and more sessions this year than we’ve ever had at Automate. All of the technology and the workforce needed for that technology are…
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…MyBull Intelligent Machinery, headquartered in China and with offices also located in Japan and the Middle East. The company will open its U.S. HQ in Farmington Hills, Mich, in early May 2026. Autonomous indoor-outdoor machines at MODEX MODEX 2026 unveiled the IP-rated TMN-T50US five-ton AMR-capable tugger. Engineered with a strong focus on reliability, safety and intelligent design, MyBull said that…
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…is now operating in Guangdong, China. The company said that results from the deployment show that the new robot has increased storage and retrieval productivity by 100%, with ZeeBot able to climb the height of a five-level rack in as little as 10 seconds. “Logistics workflows are long and complex. Traditional automation can deliver major efficiency gains at individual steps,…
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…globe, serving clients from mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, as well as Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia and Latin America. “The conversation with warehouse operators today is no longer just about throughput - it’s about cost predictability,” Li said. “From day one, we’ve been striving to deliver the most refined product - safe, effortless to use, and designed to lower…
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…labor market data issued by China's National Bureau of Statistics, China ranks 6th in Asia and 22nd worldwide. It has 166 robots for every 10,000 people employed, which is a year-on-year increase of 17%. As a large country with a huge manufacturing workforce, IFR said that China requires a significant operational stock, with a presence not only in its manufacturing…
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Shanghai, China-based Quicktron Robotics, a global provider of warehouse robotics and intralogistics automation, will make the U.S. debut of its latest tote and pallet systems at MODEX 2026. The company’s MODEX booth, with a theme of ‘QuickMix: One Platform, All Scenarios,’ will demonstrate how unified robotics and software can enable high-density, flexible, scalable automation across modern warehouse and manufacturing operations.…
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…around the globe. The Jinan, China-based organization provides its robots and software technologies across industries, including e-commerce, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), automotive, cold chain and more. As the company enters its third decade, its portfolio of AGVs and AMRs handles goods of various shapes and sizes in warehouses, moving materials to optimize warehouse logistics. BlueSword’s AMR & AGV lineup grows…
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Beijing, China-based AI² Robotics announced the completion of its Series B financing round, exceeding RMB 1 billion (approximately $140 million) and pushing its valuation past RMB 10 billion (approximately $1.4 billion). The embodied AI company said its latest round comes after an aggressive fundraising streak. Following seven funding rounds within the first half of 2025, the company secured five additional…
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…2024 to 20% in 2030. China’s market leadership is eroding in mobile robots sector Interact Analysis’ latest “Mobile Robots report” forecasts China’s share of the mobile robots market will fall from 58% in 2024 to 46% in 2030, as other regions see growth accelerate. China drove early adoption of mobile automation, fueled by government support, rapid e-commerce growth and a…
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…dual manufacturing capabilities spanning Shunde, China and Vietnam. Gemini 305: Wrist-mounted 3D vision for robotic Arms Designed specifically for robotic wrist mounting, Orbbec said that the Gemini 305 delivers unprecedented precision with its 4 cm ultra-close depth and color imaging capability, expansive field of view, and comprehensive preset imaging modes, providing precise visual data for recognition and grasping in collaborative…
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Shenzhen, China-based Pudu Robotics, a global provider of service robotics, has stepped out of the cleaning, delivery and conveyance robot game. The company launched the D5 Series, which it calls a new generation of industry-grade autonomous quadruped robots engineered for complex, unstructured and large-scale outdoor environments. The series includes two configurations: the PUDU D5, a legged version built for maximum…
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…open-source release of RealSource. The China-based company describes RealSource as the world’s first high-quality, largest-modality multi-modal real-world robot dataset. Designed to address the industry’s shortage of fully aligned real-world data, the company said the dataset provides essential support for next-generation robot perception, planning, and control algorithms in both academia and industry. High-fidelity data across 10 real-world scenarios The dataset is…
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…countries around the world, specifically China. A September 2024 report from the International Federation of Robotics found that China had nearly 2 million industrial robots in its factories. The U.S. had four times less. Standard Bots CEO Evan Beard testified before the Congressional Joint Economic Committee in mid-November 2025, echoing sentiments from the Association for Advancing Automation (A3) that a…
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Shenzhen, China-based Pudu Robotics, a global provider of service robotics, is set to appear at the 2025 International Robotics Exhibition (iREX 2025) in Tokyo. The world’s largest robotics tradeshow will be held at Tokyo Big Sight from December 3-6. At the event, Pudu announced it will launch what the company calls an innovative intelligent quadruped robot, as well as showcase…
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…platform. At the event, the China-based company successfully conducted a cross-regional teleoperation demonstration, linking Beijing and Hangzhou, 1,200 km apart, to showcase the real-time collaboration capabilities of embodied intelligent systems. Demo showcases a remotely-controlled humanoid Through a dual-city setup connecting the Beijing Humanoid Robotics Data Training Center and the IROS exhibition booth in Hangzhou, a RealMan trainer in Beijing remotely…
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