NEXCOM PC-based Factory Automation solution is perfect for Industry 4.0 system requirements. It contains Industrial Fieldbus Computers, Fieldbus MiniPCIe Modules, and DIN-Rain Computers capable of providing higher computing capability for complex control/management purposes and provides rich communication interface for IT system integration. Users can implement the solution into new or existing systems without any gaps and is fully compatible with Siemens/Allen-Bradley and Beckhoff systems.
RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
A data-driven analysis comparing Boston Dynamics Atlas and Tesla Optimus supply chain strategies in 2026. Examines actuator costs, production ramp speeds, and how Boston Dynamics can avoid iRobot's bankruptcy by adopting a tiered supply chain approach. Includes component cost tables, risk heat maps, and strategic frameworks.
This week in robotics: the Humanoids Summit debuts in Tokyo, China assigns every humanoid robot a digital ID, Figure signs a Catalyst Brands deployment deal, and Unitree heads to a June 1 IPO hearing. May 23–29, 2026.
Mitsubishi Electric leads $140M in Lumos Robotics funding. Industrial automation giant's dual investment signals embodied AI is entering real manufacturing infrastructure.
Media hailed it as a landmark alliance. But flip the view: it resembles a Trojan Horse. Siemens gains compute and world-model access; NVIDIA quietly secures control over industrial training data, model iteration, and world representation.
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