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Website: flexiv.com
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Phone: +1 650 440 7808 (US) / +86 4000 800 312 (China)
Flexiv is a leading developer of adaptive robots that seamlessly merge industrial-grade force control with AI. They produce intelligent, versatile 7-axis robotic arms (RIZON, MOONLIGHT) and the Grav Gripper to handle complex and dynamic automation tasks across multiple industries.
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ByRobotToday Reporter Jun 15, 2026Enlight and MICO have made their international debut, showcasing advanced whole-body touch sensitivity and physical AI technology aimed at revolutionizing industrial automation. This significant event took place recently, highlighting the growing trend of integrating sophisticated AI solutions into manufacturing processes. The introduction of these technologies is driven by the need for increased efficiency and precision in industrial operations. By utilizing whole-body touch sensitivity, Enlight and MICO enable machines to interact more intuitively with their environments, enhancing productivity and safety. This innovative approach is expected to transform how industries operate, paving the way for smarter and more responsive automation systems.
RoboticsTomorrow.com Jun 15, 2026A balanced analysis of the robot intelligence revolution: multi-vendor digital twin platforms (NVIDIA, Siemens, Dassault, ABB, Rockwell, Hexagon), Physical AI VLA models (RT-2, pi0, GR00T N1, AgiBot), current Physical AI limitations, LLM robot programming, and the OEM readiness matrix across US, European, and Chinese manufacturers.
BySimon Dicky Jun 11, 2026This week in robotics: NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang visits Seoul to deepen physical AI ties, Generalist AI raises $400M at $2B valuation, Amazon upgrades Proteus with natural-language control, and UBTECH humanoid attracts 1,200 pre-orders. June 1–5, 2026.
ByRobotToday Reporter Jun 06, 2026IEEE Spectrum robotics has released its latest edition of "Video Friday," showcasing a selection of impressive robotics videos and announcing upcoming robotics events scheduled for 2026. Notable events include RSS 2026 in Sydney from July 13-17, the Summer School on Multi-Robot Systems in Prague from July 29 to August 4, and Actuate 2026 in San Francisco on August 18-19. Among the featured videos, a humanoid robot from DEEP Robotics demonstrated remarkable recovery skills, raising questions about the role of luck in robotics. The DARoS Lab shared insights on their MPC-based balance controller, while Generative Bionics revealed their new robot, GENE01, designed and produced in just three months. A significant milestone was achieved by IHMC Robotics with their humanoid robot, Alex, which successfully took its first steps outdoors in preparation for a demonstration in Maryland. Flexiv Robotics introduced the Flexiv MICO, a compact dual-arm system designed for safe collaboration in various workspaces. Additionally, ICRA 2026 showcased CCRobot-S, a team of cable-climbing robots capable of collaboratively inspecting and maintaining bridge cables. Boston Dynamics provided a behind-the-scenes look at how their Atlas robot learned to play football, exploring the possibilities of robotics in sports without biological constraints. These developments highlight the rapid advancements in robotics technology and the ongoing exploration of their capabilities across diverse applications.
IEEESpectrumRobotics Jun 05, 2026 Humanoid-robots Video-friday Robot-arms Robot-videos Bipedal-robotsFlexiv, a leading provider of general-purpose robotics, is set to showcase its next-generation robotics portfolio at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) from June 1 to June 5 in Vienna, Austria. Attendees will have the opportunity to visit Hall B, Booth 130, for an exclusive preview of two innovative robotic platforms that promise to advance the field of robotics. This event aims to highlight Flexiv's commitment to pushing the boundaries of robotic technology and engaging with industry professionals ahead of the platforms' international launch.
RoboticsAndAutomationNews.com May 28, 2026 Industrial robots News 7-DOF robotic arm advanced robotics ai robotics automation newsA recent first-look demonstration highlighted significant advancements in whole-body touch sensitivity technology, setting the stage for a commercial launch anticipated in the third quarter of 2026. The event featured a keynote address from a leading expert in the industry, emphasizing the potential applications and implications of this innovative technology. The demonstration showcased how these breakthroughs could enhance user interaction and experience across various sectors. As the development progresses, stakeholders are eager to explore the transformative possibilities that whole-body touch sensitivity may bring to consumer products and services.
RoboticsTomorrow.com May 27, 2026Flexiv has unveiled its Enlight series of robotic arms and the MICO dual-arm robot system, marking a notable advancement in the field of robotics. These innovations are designed to enhance adaptability and precision, allowing them to function effectively in unstructured environments. The development of these robotic systems is driven by evolving engineering principles and increasing market demands for versatile automation solutions. As industries seek more efficient and flexible robotic applications, Flexiv's latest offerings aim to meet these needs, showcasing the potential for significant improvements in various operational settings.
leaderobot.com May 20, 2026 Robotics Embodied Intelligence Automation Technology Adaptive RoboticsA 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.
BySimon Dicky May 16, 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, 2026An in-depth analysis of the global industrial robotics market for 2025 — Chapter 1 of a 9-chapter bilingual research series. Covers market sizing consensus ($17.5–22 B USD), geographic deployment landscape, four real-world case studies (Ford, Volkswagen, BYD, Toyota), and 2025–2030 installation forecasts, with bilingual English-Chinese analysis for executives and investors.
BySimon Dicky May 07, 2026A comprehensive global robotics industry overview for 2025, analyzing 14 key market segments — from industrial and humanoid robots to logistics AMRs, military systems, and service robots — with expert market sizing, US case studies, five-year forecasts, and bilingual English-Chinese analysis for executives and investors.
ByRobotToday Reporter May 04, 2026At Hall 27 Booth G81, the Mello massage platform is making its European debut, featuring six interactive exhibits that showcase its adaptive advantages. This event aims to highlight the innovative technology behind the Mello platform, which is designed to enhance user experience through personalized massage solutions. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with the exhibits, gaining insights into how the platform adapts to individual needs. The exclusive preview is set to attract industry professionals and potential customers, emphasizing the growing interest in advanced wellness technologies.
RoboticsTomorrow.com Apr 17, 2026Flexiv unveils the Enlight robotics platform, Orion controller, and MICO system—advancing force-centric, general-purpose robots for real-world applications.
ByKelly Stone Mar 24, 2026The chief scientist of Generalist AI has emphasized that the future advancements in robotics will not stem from textual data available on the internet, but rather from enhancing the 'reflexive' intelligence associated with physical interactions. This statement highlights a shift in focus towards developing robots that can better understand and respond to their environments through direct engagement, rather than relying solely on pre-existing information. The insights were shared during a recent discussion on the evolution of artificial intelligence and its implications for robotic development. As the field progresses, experts are advocating for a more hands-on approach to training robots, suggesting that real-world experiences will be crucial in fostering their capabilities. This perspective underscores the importance of integrating sensory feedback and adaptive learning in robotic systems to achieve significant breakthroughs in the industry.
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