Founded in 2007 in Shanghai, Turin Robotics is one of China's leading industrial robot manufacturers. Our portfolio covers industrial robots, SCARA, collaborative robots, integrated workstations, and humanoid robot R&D. With 17+ self-developed process packages, proven industrial stability, and successful deployments across Europe, Latin America, and Asia-Pacific, Turin Robotics is committed to solving real manufacturing challenges and driving the future of intelligent automation.
RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
Piaggio Fast Forward showcases kilo®, an infrastructure-free collaborative AMR (300 lb payload, 360° LiDAR), at Automate 2026 booth #17054.
RobotToday interviews A3 President Jeff Burnstein post-Automate 2026 on sector diversification, China’s 10x robot installation lead, a proposed U.S. national robotics strategy, and global cooperation through the IFR.
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.
Space station robots evolve from remote tools to autonomous AI partners. How embodied intelligence reshapes human-robot collaboration in orbit.
Robotics shifted from demos to deployment post-CES 2026, led by China’s humanoid scale, AI robot brains, and accelerating industrial adoption.
Columbia's Emo robot breakthrough reveals why facial biomimicry is robotics' second hardest challenge. Analysis of tech barriers and 2028-2030 timeline.
How Sanhua became a key actuator candidate in the Tesla Optimus supply chain, leveraging thermal control dominance and EV-scale manufacturing.
The U.S. aged-care system faces severe labor shortages and rising costs. Care robots are emerging as a critical solution to sustain elder care at scale.
Canada Promise Robotics launches an AI-driven homebuilding factory aimed at transforming North America’s housing industry with automated construction and smart workflows.
Ceramic ball screws offer high stiffness and low wear, making them promising components for the next generation of robots with dexterous, reliable manipulation.
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