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China’s industrial economy picked up speed in August, with red-hot demand for robots, batteries and 3D-printing equipment driving a sharp acceleration in high-tech manufacturing, according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). Beijing — September 15, 2026 China’s industrial sector gathered momentum last month, with value-added output at enterprises above designated size […]

Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL) has introduced a passenger assistance robot at Kochi airport, the latest step in the operator’s push to bring automation into the terminal experience. The service was inaugurated by CIAL Managing Director S. Suhas IAS at Kalangan, an art museum located within the airport’s Domestic Security Hold Area. The robot welcomes

Elon Musk has spent the past two weeks laying out, in increasingly specific terms, a vision in which robots and artificial intelligence don’t just reshape the global economy — they double it. The pitch, delivered to a room full of technology ministers and then compressed into a single social media post, is forcing governments to

Dubai, September 12, 2026 — Dubai Municipality has rolled out a new smart robot to carry out geospatial surveys across the emirate, marking a major step in the city’s push toward automated, data-driven urban management. Advanced Technology for Field Data Collection The robot combines LiDAR technology with smart cameras to collect accurate location data with

For most of its history, OpenAI has been a software company. ChatGPT, its API, and its coding agents live entirely in the digital world — no motors, no metal, no moving parts. That is now changing. OpenAI has confirmed it is moving beyond simply supplying the “brain” for other companies’ robots and is building a

BERLIN — Robots did the talking at this year’s IFA, and most of them spoke Mandarin. IFA Berlin 2026, the world’s largest consumer electronics and home appliance trade fair, opened its doors on September 4 with robotics and artificial intelligence firmly at the center of the show floor — and Chinese manufacturers claiming an unprecedented

Elon Musk has once again put a number on his vision of a robot-saturated future, telling audiences at recent global forums that humanoid machines will eventually outnumber people on Earth — and that their combined output could dwarf what humanity produces on its own. The Prediction Speaking at the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting in

Walk into many large supermarkets today and you’re likely to share the aisle with a robot. Some quietly glide up and down scanning shelves, others scrub floors through the night, and a few even disinfect surfaces with ultraviolet light. What started as a novelty a few years ago has become a mainstream part of grocery

A quirky new robot from Hugging Face is flying off the shelves, and its supply chain is turning out to be just as interesting as the product itself. Meet the Microduck The “Microduck” is a colorful, duck-shaped personal robot built by Pollen Robotics, the French robotics startup that Hugging Face acquired last year. Standing about

Nurses spend a large chunk of every shift on tasks that have nothing to do with direct patient care — fetching supplies, walking to the pharmacy, restocking rooms, and cleaning between patients. Robots built specifically for hospital wards are designed to take this burden off human staff. This article focuses on three practical categories: nursing-assistant