The Spin Robotics SD35 is an automated screwdriving solution designed for high-efficiency assembly applications. It features an automatic bit changer for versatility across various screw types and sizes. The system integrates safety mechanisms, including a shield and sensor, ensuring operator safety. Capable of inserting up to six screws per minute, it is optimized for narrow and hard-to-reach spaces.
RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
Discover the ultimate directory of global robotics events in 2026. Tailored briefings for engineers, investors, and founders on humanoid robots, AI, and industrial automation by RobotToday.
China controls 80% of humanoid robot shipments and crushes hardware costs. But is winning the body enough? A deep analysis of the US-China robot war beyond the EV analogy.
XELA Robotics unveiled five major uSkin® tactile sensor advances at Automate 2026 — including a force-sensitive nail fingertip, UMI AI integration, and fragile object handling. Full product report by RobotToday.com.
SoftBank’s planned $100B Roze spinoff signals a major shift in robotics and AI infrastructure, combining ABB Robotics, AI chips, and data center automation into a “Physical AI” platform.
Guangdong Huayan Robotics (formerly Han’s Robot) files for Hong Kong Mainboard IPO seeking HK$1.37 billion at HK$17.00 per share. China’s leading full-stack cobot manufacturer reported RMB 310.4 million revenue in 2024 (+77% YoY) and carries strong cornerstone backing. Analysis of financial highlights, technology stack, market position, and related-party risk.
A domain-by-domain competitive benchmark of China versus the international space robotics field — covering on-orbit servicing, lunar ISRU, space station
D-Robotics closes $120M Series B1 to advance its chip, OS, and algorithm platform for humanoid robots, drones, and service robots—positioning itself as the infrastructure backbone of the embodied intelligence industry.
China's 15th Five-Year Plan names aerospace a strategic pillar industry alongside semiconductors and sets hard mission schedules — Chang'e-7, Chang'e-8, crewed lunar landing — that make space robotics one of the most consequential engineering battlegrounds of the late 2020s.
Why mobile machining still struggles with stiffness, accuracy, and autonomy—and how hybrid robots, AI perception, and digital twins will drive breakthroughs over the next five years.
Mimic Robotics combines dexterous robotic hands with foundation-model Physical AI to automate human-like manipulation tasks in industry with scalable learning.
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