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Industry Wire
Curated manufacturing headlines from established newsrooms and official sources, with links to the original reporting.
The headline reports that Boston Dynamics is expanding in Massachusetts with a new 323,000 square foot facility in Waltham.
The headline reports that Morgan Stanley has doubled its forecast for China humanoid robot shipments as commercialization accelerates.
Acumino has raised an $11.7 million seed round to scale robotics deployments.
Vention is collaborating with FANUC and Universal Robots on software-defined automation.
The headline reports that Vention and FANUC are expanding their collaboration on robot deployment.
MarketScale reports a deployment gap in factory automation: new automation products are entering the market while 80% of U.S. facilities remain unautomated.
Nvidia stock rose after the company was reported to have achieved a major robotics breakthrough.
Vecow will be at AUTOMATE 2026 with a focus on building the compute foundation for industrial AI robots.
Vention and FANUC America are partnering to bring industrial robots to Vention's AI-driven hardware and software platform.
The headline asks whether Analog Devices can sustain margin expansion throughout 2026.
Robotics & Automation News reports an interview with Clearpath Robotics co-founder Ryan Gariepy, who says most industries in Canada are under-automated.
Standard Bots has raised $200 million to scale American-made AI-native industrial robots.
Automate 2026 opens Monday, with an NVIDIA pavilion described as marking a shift for humanoid robots toward production.
The headline reports that humanoid robot supply is exceeding demand, AMRs are being deployed in Toyota plants, and robot orders are holding steady in mid-2026.
The headline reports that 2026 industrial automation trends include robots and edge AI, with the final term appearing truncated as “grow.”
After layoffs, GM increased robot usage at Factory Zero, prompting anger from the union.
The headline frames Eaton and Rockwell Automation as industrial technology stocks being compared for market leadership. It asks which of the two leads, without stating a conclusion.
The UAW criticized GM for installing robots on the Factory Zero assembly line.
Automakers and workers are facing a major fight over robots and the future of the industry.
Nvidia and ABB Robotics are advancing partnerships, while Standard Bots has raised $200M.