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Website: www.lk.world
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Phone: +(852)3412 5588
Unit A, 8/F, Mai Wah Industrial Building, 1-7 Wah Sing Street
Hong Kong
L.K. Technology - 力劲科技
Founded in 1979, L.K. Technology is a major global manufacturer of die-casting, injection-moulding machines, CNC machining centres and full workshop automation solutions — including robotic arms, intelligent automation and one-stop material-forming equipment platforms.
RobotToday Initiative
Robotics needs a service framework.
RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
Piaggio Fast Forward Brings kilo® Autonomous Mobile Robot to Automate 2026
Piaggio Fast Forward showcases kilo®, an infrastructure-free collaborative AMR (300 lb payload, 360° LiDAR), at Automate 2026 booth #17054.
Automate 2026 | Amprius SiCore SA88 Competes for Innovation Award in Robotics Battery Category
At Automate 2026 in Chicago, Amprius Technologies exhibited its SiCore SA88 silicon-anode pouch cell — 358 Wh/kg, 750 Wh/L — as a finalist in the Components, Hardware & Enabling Technologies category. Analysis of implications for AMR, UAV, and aerial mobility platforms.
Robotics Service Framework (RSF) Officially Launches
RobotToday.com launches RSF — the robotics industry's first capability certification framework. 6 domains, 4-tier certification.
FUTURE WARFARE | The Autonomy Spectrum
How modern weapons shattered the concept of human control — from kill-switch confirmation to AI systems that select targets independently.
IROS 2026
IEEE/RSJ flagship conference on intelligent robots, AI, autonomy, perception and systems, uniting global research and industry
Laser Weeding Robotics 2025 Carbon Robotics Global Lead Vs Hg Tech S China Challenge
Laser weeding robots in 2025 are reshaping agriculture, with Carbon Robotics leading globally while HG Tech pushes competitive innovation from China.
AI-Embodied Flexible Electronic Robots Break New Ground in Miniature Autonomy
Explore how AI-embodied flexible electronic robots (FEBots) fuse sensing, actuation, and self-learning into tiny, autonomous soft machines that navigate complex environments with insect-like agility, pointing to future applications in search-and-rescue, inspection, and medical micro-robotics.
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