Robotics
Robots are leaving the lab and going to work in warehouses, hospitals, farms, and homes. This section covers the deployments, safety milestones, and new designs that are making robots useful in everyday life, and what they mean for workers, businesses, and communities.
Our coverage sticks to robots that are actually working or being piloted, not concept videos. Each story explains the technology in plain terms, credits company-reported figures to the company, notes where human oversight still applies, and links to its sources so you can see how close each robot is to being part of your routine.
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Robust AI’s Carter Warehouse Robot Takes Direction From Workers
A cart that follows a hand on its handlebar sounds modest. The harder question is whether warehouse crews gain real relief, and so far the public evidence is company web pages and one MIT profile.
