Leading electronics system integrator SINBON Electronics Co., Ltd. (TWSE#:3023) is announcing a new 59,000-square-foot ...

Robots are coming, slowly and steadily, partly because of steady pressure from automakers such as General Motors to reduce the cost of auto parts. Mostly, though, it’s labor issues today.

Earlier this month Serve Robotics debuted its third-generation robot, featuring what it called "a substantially reduced manufacturing cost," in addition to a larger capacity and double the travel ...

Industrial robots have been used in vehicle manufacturing factories globally for decades, but those in use today are more advanced than ever, and robotic use cases in the automotive industry are ...

While flashy electric vehicle launches and gigafactory unveilings dominate headlines, a Nashville robotics startup is quietly reshaping automation for the auto industry’s overlooked backbone — its ...

The company decided it needed the space saving flexibility offered only by shelf-mounted jointed-arm robots, a configuration supplied only by KUKA Robotics. Decoma invested in two KUKA KR 150 KS ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is at the center of a new, innovative manufacturing trial in Berlin. U.S.-based Apptronik is part of a testing scheme that explores the role of AI, humanoid robots and ...

The automotive and sub-contractor manufacturing industries are today getting a major facelift by investing heavily in robotics. This trend has seen many manufacturing firms get the much-needed ...

The automotive industry is not new to the world of robotics. Since the 1960s, car manufacturers have pioneered the use of industrial robots, and automotive-related orders of industrial robotics really ...

Car manufacturers have been using robots in factories for decades. But these huge industrial machines are too dumb and dangerous for humans to work anywhere close to. That’s a problem being ...

Robots are very good at doing the same activity over and over again. Robots in car manufacturing, they’re huge robots and thousands and millions of times they’re moving parts from one location ...