Automazione

Rapid Liquid Printing defies gravity and cuts production times from 50 hours to 10 minutes. A revolution set to transform automotive, medicine, and AI-driven industrial design.

When it comes to artificial intelligence, fear takes over. But often the enemy isn't the technology itself: it's an ancient cognitive mechanism that pushes us to resist any kind of change.

A solar-powered AI collar controls entire herds from a smartphone app. Peter Thiel invested $220 million in Alter, the startup aiming to eliminate fences, labor costs, and outdated ranching methods.

A wearable "chair" made in China is transforming well-being for workers on their feet all day. Compact, affordable, and praised by doctors, it could permanently change how we work.

A Dubai-based startup has developed a contact lens with an integrated display for augmented reality and AI. It's not on sale yet, but it could redefine the very concept of digital interface.

Boston startup SmartBay built a robot that replaces tires in 30 minutes without removing the wheel. AI and computer vision are rewriting the rules of the traditional automotive service industry.

BMW successfully tested a Figure AI humanoid robot on its production line, achieving 99% precision. Costing only $16,000, these automatons challenge human labor, raising crucial ethical and social dilemmas for our immediate future.

L'evoluzione dell'intelligenza artificiale accelera a un ritmo senza precedenti. Ciò che nel 2023 era un video grottesco, oggi è iperrealismo. Analizziamo l'impatto di questa rapida normalizzazione sulla società e le sfide etiche che ci attendono.

Autonomous robots use UV rays at night to eliminate fungi and pathogens without pesticides. Trick Robotics opens a new era where algorithms and photons protect crops and nature alike.

Startup Shift offers two hours of completely free home cleaning in New York. The price, however, is paid with something else: every corner of your home becomes training data for the robots of the future.

Panthalassa raises 140 million dollars to bring AI servers to the open sea, powered by waves and cooled by the ocean. A quiet revolution that could reshape the world's digital infrastructure.

Official evidence shows AI will transform office work most. It’s not immediate replacement: it’s a slow phase before acceleration, as companies redesign processes to capture end-to-end productivity gains

In India's textile factories, workers wear small cameras while they work. The footage feeds directly into datasets to train humanoid robots. We are building our own replacements — with our own hands, our own gestures, our own data.

A prototype conceived as a bachelor’s thesis at Aalborg University pushes the boundaries between sky and sea, opening unprecedented scenarios for rescue, defense, and scientific research.

China’s Unitree Robotics has unveiled GD01, a massive humanoid robot capable of moving on two or four legs. Controlled by a human operator from an internal cockpit, the project revives the imagery of classic sci‑fi mechas.

Health‑Watch, launched by the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health and the Swiss Health Federation, utilises certified wearables, cloud‑based AI and blockchain to monitor chronic patients round‑the‑clock, cutting hospital admissions by 27 % and saving CHF 1 850 per patient each year.

Swiss companies facing a shortage of qualified staff are turning to AI‑driven chat‑bots, virtual concierges and automation to keep service quality high, cut waiting times and boost customer satisfaction now.

Robotics is advancing at breakneck speed, driven by a demographic crisis and unprecedented technological breakthroughs. Here's why, according to Pictet Asset Management, we are standing at the dawn of a new era of productivity.