Stellantis deploys AI-powered robots at its Michigan plant to improve real-time inventory tracking, material flow, and assembly-line efficiency.

Counting warehouse stock used to be a massive time sink. Now a single robot scans it fast, and the company says workers were reassigned, not laid off.

While the robot has taken a job previously done by a human, nobody at Sterling Heights Assembly Plant is facing a layoff, Stellantis says.

There has been a rash of articles this year pertaining to how the automotive industry has begun testing humanoid robots. The subtext is that they may soon be used to replace actual humans on the ...

Robots in car factories are definitely a thing. And they have been for decades. But so are human workers. For some reason, maybe due to the upsurge in artificial intelligence hype or Elon Musk's ...

Deeptech startup CynLr on Thursday unveiled its commercial-ready Object Intelligence (OI) Platform, a robotics system that enables machines to learn ...

Dürr is rolling out a new high-resolution paint application system that lets automakers print complex graphics, patterns and lettering directly onto vehicle bodies, replacing the manual step of gluing ...

Artificial intelligence is moving from a supporting role in robotics to a core driver of new factory automation capabilities, the International Federation of Robotics said in a new position paper ...

The Shifting Paradigm Of Industrial Robots It feels like just yesterday that industrial robots were mostly those ...

Modern automotive factories are marvels of automation, with large industrial robots moving heavy parts into position and welding body shells together. Delicate operations with small, non-rigid parts ...

Li Auto Inc. LI, a leading Chinese competitor to Tesla, Inc. TSLA in the electric vehicle (EV) market, is aiming to reposition itself as an artificial intelligence (AI) company with ambitions to ...