As loneliness and isolation become rising concerns across all age groups, technology is stepping in—not just with information, but with empathy.

The global fruit industry is facing a pivotal transformation. Between rising labor shortages, increasing consumer demand.

Until recently, machines on farms stuck to grunt work—ploughing, spraying, hauling. But picking fruit? That was sacred ground for human hands. Now, robots with a gentle touch, trained by AI, are taking the lead in the most delicate phase of farming: harvesting.

When the prototype liWhen the prototype line at GE Healthcare’s Helsinki plant needed an ultra-precise glue-beading step, engineers turned to the Single-arm YuMi case study.

When most people think of robots, futuristic scenes from sci-fi films often spring to mind—machines bustling around performing menial tasks.

Long before robots walk city streets, they first have to master something far more chaotic: the warehouse. That’s why Amazon invited Agility Robotics’ bipedal Digit into a Houston facility to lift and place totes—a mundane task still difficult for wheeled robots.