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  • What to expect during SEMICON West: Join theCUBE Oct. 14

    The semiconductor industry is entering a new era of hardware engineering as artificial intelligence accelerates demand for more powerful chips, interconnected systems and faster product development.

    SiliconANGLE5 min read
  • Teradyne invests in Bright Machines to advance AI infrastructure manufacturing

    Teradyne, a provider of automated test equipment and advanced robotics systems, and Bright Machines, a next-generation manufacturer bringing AI and data center infrastructure production to the edge, have announced a strategic investment by Teradyne in Bright Machines.

    Robotics & Automation News3 min read
  • How Do Autonomous Systems Drive Quality and OEE Forward?

    Modern factories, operating continuously throughout the day and night, face constant pressure to produce greater quantities, waste far less material, and consistently maintain tight tolerances at every stage. Autonomous systems observe, decide, and act without human intervention.

    Robotics & Automation News6 min read
  • FMC³ Robotics, Vector, and PEM Motion plan embodied AI joint venture

    At the recent Humanoid Robots Summit 2026 in Stuttgart, Vector Informatik, PEM Motion, and FMC³ Robotics signed a memorandum of understanding at Vector’s headquarters to jointly develop a standardized data infrastructure for industrial embodied AI.

    Robotics & Automation News2 min read
  • Inbolt raises $12.5 million to bring sight and intelligence to industrial robots

    Inbolt, which gives industrial robots the ability to see, think, and adapt in real time, has announced $12.5 million in funding. The round was led by new investor Shift4Good, a venture capital firm focused on decarbonizing transportation and energy, and joined by Bridges Climate Transition…

    Robotics & Automation News3 min read
  • Why RAID Failures Are Becoming a Bigger Risk in Automated Manufacturing

    Automation has quietly made storage failure an operations problem, not just an IT one. A decade ago, a RAID array going down meant a delayed report. Today it can mean a robot cell with no vision-model history, an MES with no production record, or a SCADA historian with a gap where line diagnostics…

    Robotics & Automation News5 min read

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