Amazon shelved its Blue Jay warehouse robot within months of launch, underscoring how hard it is to scale AI robotics cost-effectively.

Construction faces a critical workforce shortage, but technology, AI and education partnerships can close the skills gap, boost productivity and create long-term competitive advantage.

HII and Path Robotics signed a memorandum of understanding to explore the integration of Path’s physical AI for welding into shipbuilding operations that could accelerate throughput, strengthen the ...

This is where Godzilla earns its keep. Standing four meters tall and capable of lifting 2.3 metric tons, Godzilla is the ultimate testbed. Starting in March 2026, the robot will begin testing over 30 ...

Dewalt says its robotic drilling solution can drill up to 10 times faster than traditional methods and achieved 99.97% ...

The two-year-old company, founded by veterans of the autonomous vehicle business Waymo, is seeking to automate excavators and other building equipment. By Michael J. de la Merced When it comes to ...

SunRobi, the robotic-assisted construction division of Sunstall, is the first certified operator of autonomous solar module ...

JLG has acquired core technology developed by Canvas, a San Francisco-based construction robotics technology company known for robotic solutions for interior construction applications. Through this ...

The construction experts at DEWALT have launched what they’re calling the world’s first downward drilling, fleet-capable robot – a machine they say will enable more efficient concrete drilling to help ...

What happens when artificial intelligence (AI) moves from painting portraits to designing homes? That question is no longer theoretical. At the Utzon Center in Denmark, Ai-Da Robot, the world's first ...

It was dark as a tomb as I slipped through the sagebrush and down a steep slope, my flashlight slicing through the black. The moon and stars were smothered by low, scudding clouds. Snow was in the air ...

JLG Industries Inc., an Oshkosh Corp. business, has acquired the core technology developed by Canvas, a San Francisco-based construction robotics company focused on interior construction applications.