Renault Group expands Exotec warehouse automation across France and Germany – Robotics & Automation News
Renault Group expands Exotec warehouse automation across France and Germany Robotics & Automation News
Renault Group expands Exotec warehouse automation across France and Germany Robotics & Automation News
Global AI industry awards program honors Ambi Robotics during a year of commercial growth and accelerating real-world physical AI deployments BERKELEY, Calif., June 25, 2026–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Ambi Robotics, a leading provider of AI-powered robotics for commercial operations, today announced that it has been named “Overall Robotics Company of the Year” for the 2026 AI Breakthrough Awards…
We developed a leaderboard ranking frontier model security. There's no shortage of model capability rankings, but we didn't find anything comparable for model security. Yet security is becoming increasingly critical to deployment decisions: from the USG making developers pull models for cybersecurity jailbreaks to developers holding back on AI agent deployments due to risks of…
Senators want the Pentagon to create a new autonomous warfare-focused combatant command led by a four-star general, according to the latest version of the annual defense policy bill. The Senate Armed Services Committee wants the Defense Department “to adopt the future of warfare by permitting the establishment of the Robotic and Autonomous Systems Combatant Command,”…
Eighty years after the creation of ENIAC, the world’s first general-purpose electronic computer, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania are exploring a new way to power the future of computing. Instead of relying entirely on electrons, which have formed the backbone of computers since the 1940s, scientists are now turning to light. ENIAC, developed by…
Follow a drone pilot on a full day of real estate photography in New South Wales. Capture aerial cinematography and handle the logistics of a typical shoot. This behind-the-scenes look is perfect for anyone curious about the daily reality of drone business operations. submitted by /u/bamodop [comments]
Drones have gotten incredibly good at flying, but out at sea, landing them is still a gamble. Constantly shifting decks, unpredictable waves, and slippery surfaces mean even experienced pilots can struggle, forcing most offshore operators to limit flights to calm conditions. Now, a young maritime tech company thinks it has finally cracked the code. WaiV…