LINAK is a global leader in electric actuator technology, specializing in innovative solutions for various industries, including healthcare, furniture, and industrial applications. Founded in Denmark, LINAK focuses on enhancing ergonomics and improving quality of life through advanced electric linear actuators and control systems. Their products are designed to provide efficient, reliable, and sustainable solutions, enabling users to create adaptable environments. With a strong commitment to research and development, LINAK continues to push the boundaries of automation and smart technology, making everyday tasks easier and more efficient.
RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
Guident CEO Harald Braun on the RMCC architecture, IRLS risk identification system, and why California’s 2026 AV mandates validate six years of platform development.
A comprehensive industry analysis of Physical AI — covering Embodied AI, Field AI, Factory AI, VLM, World Model, VLA, and the VLA vs WAM architecture debate. Includes 20+ companies, 28 references, and the RobotToday Physical AI Landscape diagram. July 2026.
A RobotToday engineering deep dive into humanoid robot wire harnesses: 3D dynamic fatigue, 10-100 Gbps EMI shielding, FPC cost reduction, and global standards.
At Automate 2026, the Pittsburgh Regional Alliance convened nine robotics firms — most spun out of Carnegie Mellon — spanning materials, perception and AMRs.
As warehouses deploy robots from multiple vendors, interoperability becomes critical. Learn how robotics orchestration platforms like Roboteon enable seamless multi-vendor AMR integration, fleet management, and plug-and-play automation for distribution centers.
Cross-domain robotics is reshaping modern warfare as drones, UGVs, AI targeting systems, and autonomous logistics converge into a single networked kill chain across land, sea, air, and software.
Ukraine’s ‘Sub Sea Baby’ autonomous torpedo struck a Russian Kilo-class submarine inside Novorossiysk harbour in December 2025 — the first confirmed underwater drone attack on a submarine in history. The U.S. Navy is requesting $5.3 billion for unmanned maritime systems in FY2026, a 70 percent year-on-year increase. Saronic Technologies went from prototype to $392 million production contract in under 12 months. And DARPA’s Manta Ray XL-UUV completed full-scale sea trials. This article maps the maritime autonomous systems revolution — from Ukraine’s improvised Black Sea fleet to the Pentagon’s hybrid manned–unmanned force of the 2030s, and from Saronic’s Franklin, Louisiana shipyard to Boeing’s 85-tonne robot submarine.
This week in robotics: UniX AI’s Panther becomes the first household humanoid in real deployment, Hyundai reveals a mass-production factory robot, ShengShu raises $293M for physical AI, and Spirit AI closes $420M in 30 days. April 5–11, 2026.
Your weekly robotics briefing: AGIBOT ships its 10,000th humanoid, UBTech reports a 23-fold revenue surge, Baidu robotaxis freeze in Wuhan, Saronic raises $1.75B, and Generalist’s GEN-1 hits 99% task success. March 30 – April 4, 2026.
Learn how OpenClaw enables natural language hardware programming on UNIHIKER K10, automating code generation, debugging, and deployment in minutes.
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