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Cognex Bets $500 Million on RealSense Because Robots Should See the Forklift
Natick-based Cognex agrees to acquire RealSense for about $500 million, betting on depth cameras and robot perception beyond the humanoid demo circuit.
Boston Tech
Natick-based Cognex agrees to acquire RealSense for about $500 million, betting on depth cameras and robot perception beyond the humanoid demo circuit.
Boston Tech
Boston Dynamics opens an Atlas robot training center at Hyundai’s Georgia plant, turning Waltham robotics into a serious test of factory automation.
Boston Tech
MIT’s HardFlow steers generative AI toward outputs that obey hard constraints, a promising research step for robotics with real-world limits still ahead.
Robotics
Maine robotics runs on 3D-printed homes, autonomous boats, defense vehicles, factory cobots and dairy machines—not humanoids doing backflips.
Deep Dive
More than 2,000 humanoid robots are racing, fighting and folding laundry in Beijing. The spectacle is China’s industrial strategy in sneakers.
Deep Dive
Travis Kalanick’s podcast surge is a masterclass in founder reintroduction. Here is what Atoms does—and why his reputation is now infrastructure.
Boston Tech
Massachusetts lawmakers passed a $575.4 million package pairing AI safety rules with robotics funding and research support. The hard part is implementation.
Boston Tech
Hyundai is taking full control of Waltham-based Boston Dynamics as Atlas moves from viral robot demos toward factories, manufacturing, and real work.
Boston Tech
Cambridge startup Walden Robotics raised $300 million for trainable factory robots already working at Toyota, making Boston’s physical AI bet concrete.
Boston Tech
Boston Dynamics put Atlas and Spot into FIFA World Cup 2026 operations, giving Waltham robotics its biggest global stage yet.
Boston Tech
Boston Dynamics will invest $100 million in a new Waltham robotics and AI center, adding 1,250 jobs by 2033 in a serious Massachusetts flex.
Boston Tech
MIT's new Gleanmer chip maps 3D space for tiny robots at under 6 milliwatts, giving Boston robotics another deeply practical flex.