A cinematic wide shot of a high-tech semiconductor fabrication facility featuring robotic arms, glowing silicon wafers, and a holographic projection of a humanoid robot's head.

D-Robotics Raises $400M for Humanoid Robot Chips

The landscape of artificial intelligence is shifting from software-based models to physical embodiments, and the hardware powering this revolution is becoming a geopolitical flashpoint. Chinese chipmaker D-Robotics — a spin-off of autonomous-driving chip company ... Continue Reading →
Autonomous mobile robots with glowing blue accents and lidar sensors navigating a futuristic, high-tech warehouse filled with organized shelves.

Beyond the Screen: How Embodied AI is Revolutionizing Automation

For the past decade, the primary frontier of Artificial Intelligence has been digital. We have marveled at Large Language Models (LLMs) that can compose poetry, generate photorealistic images, and write complex code. While these achievements are monumental, they ... Continue Reading →
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Edge AI & Robotics: Redefining the Cloud Edge

The history of Artificial Intelligence has been a relentless march toward greater computational power. From the early days of expert systems running on mainframes to the massive data centers powering today’s large language models (LLMs), the cloud has been the ... Continue Reading →
Diagram illustrating edge computing in a smart factory, showing decentralized AI processing units embedded in machinery communicating to a local hub.

The AI Industrialization Wave: From Edge Intelligence to Robotics

The history of technology is often defined by paradigm shifts—moments when a breakthrough capability fundamentally changes how humanity lives, works, and interacts. From the printing press to the internet, each revolution built upon the last, accelerating human ... Continue Reading →
A humanoid robot navigates a modern automated warehouse with cool blue lighting, highlighting precision engineering and efficiency alongside a human worker.

Amazon Acquires Fauna Robotics, Maker of the ‘Sprout’ Humanoid

Amazon has acquired Fauna Robotics, a young startup that builds small, “approachable” humanoid robots meant to share space with people at home and in public places. The deal, reported on March 24, 2026, came just under two months after Fauna unveiled its first ... Continue Reading →
Photorealistic close‑up of a humanoid robot in a dim laboratory, metallic torso gleaming under blue LED strips, with a translucent holographic projection of Asimov’s Three Laws pulsing above it. Background shows a high‑tech control console and dig…

AI’s Role in the Future of Robotics: Insights from 3Laws

Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) has become the beating heart of modern robotics, turning once rigid machines into adaptive, context‑aware partners. From manufacturing lines to surgical suites, AI‑powered robots are redefining what it means to automate ... Continue Reading →
Repetitive Processes Slowing You Down? Try RPA

Repetitive Processes Slowing You Down? Try RPA

A lot of jobs are repetitive nightmares. That’s bad for the employees and the business at the same time, since it could lead to a lack of retention and absolutely means lost efficiency. Throughout history, most businesses do their best to succeed. You can’t ... Continue Reading →
Robots and Big Data: How Cloud Robotics Works

Robots and Big Data: How Cloud Robotics Works

Whether they’re friends of humanity, soulless killers, or even comic relief, robots have always been around to do the heavy lifting (literally and figuratively) in science fiction stories on television, in movies, or in literature. It’s hardly surprising ... Continue Reading →
The Latest in Robotics: From ASIMO to Robotaxis and Humanoids

The Latest in Robotics: From ASIMO to Robotaxis and Humanoids

This article was published in 2013 and updated in October 2026. Robots play a growing role in everyday life — far beyond the humanoid robots most people imagine. When we first wrote about robotics research in 2013, Honda’s walking robot ASIMO and Google’s ... Continue Reading →