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Samsung Tests Break-Free Robot Expected to Launch at CES Next Year

Samsung is currently testing a new robot designed to operate continuously without breaks, with plans for a potential debut at CES next year. This innovation highlights Samsung's commitment to advancing robotics technology, aiming to enhance efficiency in various applications. The significance of th...

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Understanding the Concept of 'Open' in Industrial Automation

The term 'Open' has become ubiquitous in industrial automation, but its meaning is often vague. It encompasses various measures, and suppliers may be open in some aspects while closed in others. Buyers should ask specific questions to discern the true openness of a platform or system. Historically,...

HoverAir Versa Explores Loophole in FCC's Drone Ban with New Design

HoverAir has introduced the Versa, a device that claims to circumvent the FCC's drone ban by presenting itself as a mini steadycam with detachable propellers. This innovative approach comes after the U.S. government imposed a ban on foreign drones in December 2025, impacting HoverAir's previous mode...

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US Robotics Industry Faces Challenges Amid Ban on Chinese Humanoid Robots

The US government has imposed a ban on Chinese humanoid robots, a move aimed at protecting the nascent American robotics industry. Brendan Carr, chairman of the FCC, emphasized that this action is one of the strongest technology-security measures in recent history, as Chinese manufacturers dominate...

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SpaceX's Starmind Targets AI Labs with $6.3 Billion Compute Contracts

SpaceX's Starmind is designed to provide wholesale AI compute services to businesses, particularly AI labs and cloud customers, rather than individual consumers. The service operates similarly to AWS, where users benefit from applications running on Starmind without direct subscriptions. The compute...

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SpaceX's Starship V3 Plans for 1 Million Starmind Satellites by 2030

SpaceX's Starship V3 is set to revolutionize satellite deployment, aiming to launch 1 million Starmind satellites by 2030. The spacecraft can carry over 100 tonnes to low Earth orbit (LEO), significantly more than the Falcon 9's capacity. As of May 2026, Starship has completed 12 flights, with the n...

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SpaceX Launches Starmind Project for 1 Million AI Satellites by 2028

SpaceX has officially named its orbital AI infrastructure project 'Starmind,' which aims to deploy a constellation of up to 1 million satellites. This initiative, confirmed by Elon Musk on June 22, 2026, will enable AI inference directly in space, utilizing solar energy rather than terrestrial power...

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Why Does a Bank Need a Chief Scientist?

Prem Natarajan, formerly the head of Alexa AI at Amazon, has transitioned to the role of Chief Scientist at Capital One, a leading financial institution serving over 100 million customers. This move comes as the landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) research shifts from large tech companies to i...

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Meta At 17x P/E: Investing Doesn't Get Any Easier

Meta Platforms is facing scrutiny from investors due to concerns over increased capital expenditures driven by artificial intelligence and the potential for equity dilution. Despite these challenges, the company reported a 33% year-over-year increase in revenue for the first quarter of fiscal year 2...

What Does OpenClaw Mean for Robotics?

OpenClaw, a groundbreaking language interaction tool, is poised to transform human-robot interaction by allowing users to program robots using natural language. This innovative approach marks a significant shift from traditional code-driven development to intent-driven programming, making robotics m...

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What Are 6 Axis Robot Arms, and How Does Their Versatility Work?

In the realm of industrial automation, the 6-axis robot arm has emerged as a pivotal innovation, offering unparalleled flexibility in manufacturing processes. These advanced machines, designed to mimic human arm movements, have transformed factory operations by enabling complex tasks with ease. The...

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