Matt Hamblen

Agentic AI engineering is emerging for use in Electronic Design Automation (EDA), a process already already used in building edge applications requiring multiple sensors like robots, drones and autonomous vehicles. However, industry pros believe EDA today is too slow to handle designs for the new and coming AI accelerators and 3D Integrated Circuits.

Warehouse automation using robotics and high-density automated storage teems with vision and motion sensors.

Vehicle electrification has faced a rocky road, especially in the US of late, and it is not only about market forces coming to bear.

The fallout has immediately started from a new FCC sanction banning US imports of next-generation advanced robots like humanoids manufactured in China. One company said it is working to provide US manufacturing of robot hardware currently made in China.

The FCC's bar on future robot imports to the US from China has already caused at least one US company, Toborlife AI, to say it will

The debate over lidar deployed in self-driving vehicles has already gone on for years and has devolved into sharp differences between Waymo and Tesla, with the Tesla position espoused by CEO Elon Musk.

San Francisco-based Humble Robotics is pursuing an increasingly common vehicle autonomy strategy: cameras do the heavy lifting, while lidar and radar provide redundancy.

OpenAI is offering up to $325,000 to recruit robotics software engineers, a sign that AI's next battleground is no longer chatbots and image generators but machines that can perceive and act in the physical world.

Heat-sensing drones are being used by border patrol agents along the southern border of Texas to locate animals infected by the New World screwworm, a pest that can devastate livestock, wildlife and even harm domestic pets.

A Fierce webinar sponsored by Axonis features three leaders from organizations who describe difficult challenges using AI intelligence amid a world of diverse and far-flung human managers to reach crucial decisions while still maintaining data privacy and trust.