Novanta discusses the development of the sensors, motors, and actuators necessary for the development of safe humanoids. Source: Exploring the future of humanoid robotics with Novanta | The Robot Report

Winning teams will push the entire lunar mobility ecosystem forward, and may have their designs tested by NASA. Source: NASA needs your help reinventing wheels for Moon rovers | The Robot Report

J.P. Morgan found that long-term investment trends for robotics, semiconductors, aerospace, and defense are positive. Source: J.P. Morgan reports on U.S. investment trends in applied tech – The Robot Report

Boston Dynamics’ Atlas humanoid demos advanced real-time perception and adaptability in chaotic environments in new video. Source: Watch Atlas humanoid adapt to changing environment | The Robot Report

Robotics and other automation for manufacturing have five basic needs that humanoids cannot yet meet, said Teradyne’s Ujjwal Kumar. Source: Automate 2025: 5 ways cobots and AMRs top humanoid robots – The Robot Report

Interhospital, the first hospital in South America to install SS Innovations system, has used it to perform a variety of surgical procedures. Source: SS Innovations completes its first cardiac surgery in the Americas with SSi Mantra – The Robot Report

At the current pace of AI development, AI agents will be able to drive scientific discovery and solve tough technical and engineering problems within a year, OpenAI CEO and Founder […] Source: AI Agents to Drive Scientific Discovery Within a Year, Altman Predicts | The Robot Report

In July, the Robot Report launched a new program geared toward highlighting unique and interesting startups. Source: Top 10 robotics developments of July 2025 – The Robot Report

Expanding care to stroke victims is one of medtech’s biggest opportunities, and startup Artedrone is developing a microrobot system that can navigate to blood clots for autonomous mechanical thrombectomies. The post Microrobot system is designed to float inside stroke patient for autonomous thrombectomy appeared first on The Robot Report.

Drone swarms are evolving beyond surveillance and becoming vital tools for civil protection, serving as agents of societal good. Source: From surveillance to public service: the rise of drone swarms | The Robot Report