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Chinese automaker XPeng has begun production of its IRON humanoid robot, marking a move toward commercial-scale manufacturing of humanoid machines.
The company has commissioned a dedicated production facility in Guangzhou, where an IRON robot autonomously walked off the production line after being assembled.
XPeng says the facility is designed to bring ...
About 30 robots marched through Warsaw on Monday, waving flags and broadcasting chants outside Poland’s digital affairs ministry in what organizers billed as a protest against unregulated AI. The demonstrators ranged from bipedal humanoids to dog-like quadrupeds, circling the ministry while loudspeakers played recorded slogans like “Defend workplaces” and “Don’t wait, regula...
Imec has demonstrated a world-first density for a superconducting circuit, packing 3.8 million Josephson junctions into one square centimeter.
The research center also produced superconducting wires just 30 nanometers wide. Imec presented both results at the 2026 Applied Superconductivity Conference (ASC).
The results could help superconducting technology...
Novo Nordisk is testing whether wastewater from pharmaceutical production can be cleaned well enough to be used again in the manufacturing process, potentially cutting the company’s water consumption by half.
The project, being carried out with researchers at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), targets one of the more difficult forms of industrial water recy...
The rapid expansion of US data centers is creating a power problem that conventional grid equipment may struggle to solve. Hyosung Heavy Industries says it has developed a 22.9kV-class solid-state transformer (SST) aimed at the next generation of power networks.
The South Korean power equipment maker developed a 1.05MVA SST in 2022. It says the system can connect d...