Denso Europe B.V.
DENSO Corporation is a global leader in advanced automotive technology, systems, and components. Founded in 1949 and headquartered in Kariya, Japan, DENSO specializes in the development of innovative solutions that enhance vehicle efficiency, safety, and comfort. The company offers a wide range of products, including powertrain control systems, thermal systems, and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS). With a strong commitment to sustainability and reducing environmental impact, DENSO is at the forefront of the automotive industry's shift towards electrification and smart mobility. Their dedication to quality and innovation positions them as a key player in shaping the future of transportation.
RobotToday Initiative
Robotics needs a service framework.
RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
Humanoid Robot Wire Harnesses Emerge as a Critical System Technology
A RobotToday engineering deep dive into humanoid robot wire harnesses: 3D dynamic fatigue, 10-100 Gbps EMI shielding, FPC cost reduction, and global standards.
Robot Programming Languages 2026: From G-Code & FANUC KAREL to ROS2 — Complete History & Industrial Guide
A comprehensive guide to industrial robot programming language evolution: G-code and NC origins, FANUC KAREL/TP, ABB RAPID, KUKA KRL, Yaskawa INFORM, the ROS open-source revolution, ROS2 architecture, ROS-Industrial consortium, OPC-UA, TSN, and real-time Linux — how six decades of software history define today's factory floor.
The Core Components Battle of Indutrial Robot, Reducers, Servo Systems & Controllers
A technology-first analysis of the three pillars driving industrial robot capability: precision reducers, servo systems, and motion controllers. Maps the full global supplier ecosystem — Japan, Europe, and China — from component specs to product generations and integration architectures.
CONSTRUCTION ROBOTICS | Demolition Robots and the Rise of Zero-Fatality Job Sites
Demolition and hazardous-work robots are construction automation's fastest-growing safety segment. This analysis covers Brokk SmartPower+, Husqvarna DXR, AI-guided asbestos removal, confined-space inspection drones, and regional adoption across Japan, the EU, and South Korea — with market sizing, technology assessment, and a 2030 outlook.
RobotToday Weekly Industry Briefing: March 23 – March 27, 2026
RobotToday's weekly industry briefing for March 21–28, 2026 covers Physical Intelligence's $1B raise, Amazon's Fauna Robotics acquisition, Agile Robots' DeepMind partnership, the launch of Europe's first robotaxi service, DJI's Avata 360 drone, Skydio's $52M Army order, and the latest in humanoid, AMR, and drone technology.
Amazon Acquires Rivr to Accelerate Last-Meter Delivery Robots
Amazon acquires Rivr (fmr. Swiss-Mile), an ETH Zurich spinout, to scale wheel-legged robots for doorstep delivery — marking a turning point for hybrid mobility robotics.
AGRICULTURAL ROBOTICS | Precision Planting & Seeding
Precision planting and seeding robots are emerging as one of the fastest-ROI segments in agricultural robotics. This deep dive examines market size, key technologies, and leading players across North America, Europe, Japan, and Israel, including RTK-GPS planters, autonomous tractors, and swarm seeding systems.
AGRICULTURAL ROBOTICS | Harvesting Robots: $6.9B Market
Harvesting robots hit $2.24B in 2024 and are targeting a $50B labor market at less than 5% penetration. Deep-dive: market data, 14 companies, economics, and 2030 outlook.
iREX 2025: Asia’s Industrial Robotics Engine Shows Its Real Strength—Far Beyond the Humanoid Hype
iREX 2025 revealed Asia’s dominance in industrial robotics, with Japan, China, Korea, and Taiwan shaping the global automation supply chain far beyond humanoid hype.
iRex 2025: Asia Leads Industrial Robotics as Japan and China Reinvent Automantion
iREX 2025 revealed Asia’s dominance in industrial robotics, with Japan, China, Korea, and Taiwan shaping the global automation supply chain far beyond humanoid hype.
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