Robot Valley is a Saxony, Germany-based robotics and AI industry cluster connecting researchers, companies, and startups. The organization strengthens the regional ecosystem through events, market intelligence, workforce development programs, and facilitation of cross-European robotics and AI collaboration.
RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
RoboBusiness 2026 takes place October 19–21 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. Produced by WTWH Media (The Robot Report / RBR), this premier commercial robotics event covers business strategy, investment, deployment trends, and innovations across manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and more.
This week in robotics: Hyundai plans 25,000 Atlas robots for its factories, XPENG rolls off China’s first mass-produced L4 robotaxi, Singapore launches its first multi-operator physical AI testbed, and Kawasaki Heavy opens a Silicon Valley physical AI center with NVIDIA. May 18–22, 2026.
Post-harvest robotics automate sorting, grading, packing, and cold storage across the $7.5B equipment market. Deep-dive on TOMRA, Unitec, MAF Roda, Greefa, JBT, Bühler, and the AI-driven platforms replacing 450,000+ packhouse workers by 2030.
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.
How the cost equation of modern warfare has inverted: a $500 AI-guided drone now rivals a $2 million precision missile in tactical effect. Part One of the Future Warfare Series examines the unit economics, supply chain realities, and venture capital forces reshaping defence procurement — from Ukraine's 1.7 million FPV drones to Anduril's $30 billion factory-as-weapon bet.
A strategic briefing on the world’s top 10 robotics universities, led by Carnegie Mellon University, examining institutional history, DARPA-era field deployment, commercialization models, and next-generation embodied AI infrastructure across MIT, Stanford, Berkeley, ETH Zurich, and others.
Construction robots can lay 6× more bricks than humans—but unions, labor law, and political calculus are keeping them off U.S. sites. How Japan, Singapore, and Europe are winning the race instead.
Columbia's Emo robot breakthrough reveals why facial biomimicry is robotics' second hardest challenge. Analysis of tech barriers and 2028-2030 timeline.
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.
A curated briefing of major global robotics events in 2026, offering tailored recommendations for researchers, industry professionals, startups, and the broader robotics ecosystem.
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