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Gravis Robotics Secures $200M to Scale Autonomous Construction Technology

Gravis Robotics has secured $200 million in funding to accelerate the development and deployment of its autonomous construction technology. The company specializes in designing autonomy AI and hardware systems compatible with a wide range of excavators and other construction equipment. With this new capital, Gravis Robotics plans to scale its

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Neros Technologies raises $250M to deploy its defense drones by the end of 2026 Neros Technologies has raised $250 million to advance its Archer AI and Bandit platform, aiming to deploy defense drones by the end of 2026. The funding will support the hardware and computing infrastructure needed for multi-asset

Neros Technologies Secures $250M to Develop Archer AI and Deploy Defense Drones by 2026

Neros Technologies announced a $250 million funding round to accelerate development of its defense drone capabilities. The company is building the Archer AI system alongside its Bandit platform, which requires substantial hardware and compute resources to enable multi-asset control for unmanned systems. The startup has set an ambitious target of

NATO Charts Course for AI-Piloted Drones, Keeps Human Decision on Deadly Force

NATO is actively working on integrating artificial intelligence into drone operations across member militaries, according to reports on the alliance's emerging battlefield strategy. The approach centers on allowing AI systems to handle drone navigation, coordination, and flight operations, while explicitly preserving human authority over decisions involving the use

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Northrop Grumman's Robotic Servicing Vehicle Takes First Crack at Extending Satellite Lifespans

Northrop Grumman has launched a robotic mission aimed at giving aging satellites a new lease on life. The company's Mission Robotic Vehicle (MRV) is currently conducting its first operational attempt to attach a new thruster module to a satellite that would otherwise face a limited operational future. The

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Robot Recycler Salvages Parts from Broken Machines Engineers at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology have created a robotic disassembly system that can predict defects in broken industrial robots and carefully take them apart to salvage valuable components. Read more: Robot Recycler Salvages Parts from Broken Machines

Researchers Develop Robotic System to Disassemble and Recycle Broken Industrial Robots

As the global count of industrial robots continues to climb—from over 4 million today to a projected 16 million by 2030—researchers are already thinking ahead to what happens when these machines inevitably break down. A team at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) in Germany has developed a