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FANUC's new CRX Structural Column Welding System lets one operator run four collaborative robots to weld structural steel columns on construction sites, targeting the labor shortage that has made skilled welders scarce and expensive.
Palladyne AI and FANUC America Team Up on Robot AI
Palladyne AI and FANUC America will jointly optimize Palladyne's IQ embodied-AI software on FANUC's industrial robot arms, targeting adaptive motion planning and teleoperation to cut the custom integration work manufacturing and logistics deployments currently require.
FANUC Launches Initiative to Standardize 5-Axis Machining Compatibility
FANUC introduced a certification logo verifying that machine tools, post-processors, and CAD/CAM software work together correctly, aimed at cutting integration errors in five-axis aerospace part manufacturing.
Taisei and Fanuc's New AI Warehouse Doubles Storage Space in Japan
Japanese construction group Taisei and robot maker Fanuc have jointly developed an AI powered automated warehouse system that roughly doubles storage capacity within the same building footprint, using industrial robots, facility engineering, and AI driven layout optimization to increase storage density in constrained industrial real estate.
Germany Built a Humanoid Bench, Not a Champion
Europe is not late to humanoids because it lacks a national champion. It is late because factories had nowhere to fail a robot in public. Fraunhofer’s three-site lab is that missing bench.
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Japan's Robot Makers Are Paying a China Discount to Skip It
Fanuc, Yaskawa and Kawasaki are expanding US manufacturing and partnerships even though China remains roughly 20 percent cheaper to build in, betting that proximity to AI-driven capital spending matters more than unit cost for the next wave of orders.
Marc Raibert's Next Robot Company Isn't Boston Dynamics
Boston Dynamics licensed a category to two of its own alumni and let founder Marc Raibert write a personal angel check. NEURA Robotics bought a rival outright. Palladyne AI and FANUC America partnered as equals. A column on the three structures physical-AI companies used this week to grow into capabilities they lacked, and what each one means for a buyer's due diligence.
Open-Source Robotics Won the Software Layer. It Is Losing the Data Layer.
Open source already won in robotics. 55% of commercial robots shipped in 2024 run ROS, the open-source foundation. But ABB, FANUC, and Yaskawa are achieving operating margins above 20% on software and aftermarket services. Two contradictory facts — unless you understand they are measuring different layers. The debate you think is about code has already been settled. The debate that actually matters is about data. And data tends to close.
Open Source Is Becoming Robotics' Default Infrastructure
Intrinsic open-sourced its industrial robotics platform and Qualcomm agreed to acquire MoveIt maker PickNik while pledging to keep it open, a one-two punch at ROSCon 2026 that shifts the vendor lock-in math every robotics buyer runs.
The Robot Financing Boom Is Built on an Asset Nobody Can Resell
Robots-as-a-service financiers like Formic pitch zero capital expenditure to manufacturers, but the model rests on an asset class with no secondary market or depreciation curve. A June federal financing proposal, and the unresolved 2019-to-2023 resale of warehouse robot maker 6 River Systems, both show why nobody, banks, financiers, or buyers, can yet say what a used robot is actually worth.
Nobody Banned JAKA's Robots From Europe. Teradyne's Lawyers Did It Instead.
Teradyne's patent suits against JAKA and Elite Robots aren't really a China-versus-West story. They're the oldest pattern in hardware: the disruptor that won a category on price becomes the incumbent defending it with patents, using a three-year-old pan-EU court that could just as easily be turned against it.
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