RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
WAIC 2026 in Shanghai (July 17–20) saw 200+ embodied intelligence companies, 300+ live robots, and first confirmed humanoid deployments in logistics and pharmacy. RobotToday engineering analysis.
ByThomas Siew Jul 18, 2026Robot.com announces R-noid, a general-purpose humanoid robot deployed via RaaS across five solution categories and six industry verticals. Operational in 8–12 weeks. Debuting at Automate 2026.
ByRobotToday Reporter Jun 22, 2026A five-dimensional framework classifying industrial robots by kinematic type, application, payload, repeatability, and drive system. IFR 2024 data: 542,000 global installations across articulated, SCARA, cobot, and delta types.
BySimon Dicky May 11, 2026SpaceX's confidential IPO filing frames orbital AI data centres as early-stage and commercially unproven, flagging Starship dependency and extreme space environment risks as key uncertainties.
ByThomas Siew Apr 22, 2026Amazon acquires Fauna Robotics, signaling a shift toward approachable humanoid robots like Sprout, focused on safety, design, and human-centric interaction.
ByRobotToday Reporter Mar 25, 2026How modern weapons shattered the concept of human control — from kill-switch confirmation to AI systems that select targets independently.
ByThomas Siew Mar 16, 2026How the cost equation of modern warfare has inverted: a $500 AI-guided drone now rivals a $2 million precision missile in tactical effect. Part One of the Future Warfare Series examines the unit economics, supply chain realities, and venture capital forces reshaping defence procurement — from Ukraine's 1.7 million FPV drones to Anduril's $30 billion factory-as-weapon bet.
ByThomas Siew Mar 11, 2026TI-NVIDIA safety collab, Hyundai MobED at AW 2026, Neura €1B funding, service robots forecast, and $243B humanoid market propel physical AI and industrial robotics forward.
ByRobotToday Reporter Mar 07, 2026A strategic briefing on the world’s top 10 robotics universities, led by Carnegie Mellon University, examining institutional history, DARPA-era field deployment, commercialization models, and next-generation embodied AI infrastructure across MIT, Stanford, Berkeley, ETH Zurich, and others.
ByRobotToday Reporter Feb 27, 2026The machine can already see what human inspectors miss. But inside manufacturing, the real fight isn't about technology — it's about who gets to decide. The union battle over Manufacturing Intelligence begins here.
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