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- 1DIC backs fenceless robot startup Mantis Robotics●DIC backs fenceless robot startup Mantis Robotics in physical AI push
Mantis Robotics, a startup developing industrial robots that can work safely alongside people without protective fencing, has won backing from DIC as part of a broader push into physical AI. The investment points to growing interest in robotics that combines AI with real-world manipulation, targeting factories and warehouses where traditional caged automation is costly or impractical.
- 2Aldi ramps up automated produce processing at UK warehouse●Aldi processing tons of produce at its UK automated warehouse
Aldi is processing large volumes of fresh produce through its automated distribution warehouse in the UK, part of the discounter's push to use robotics to speed up supply and cut costs. The facility handles the flow of goods to stores as the grocer expands automation across its logistics network.
- 3US and Russia strip safeguards from UN autonomous weapons treaty talks●In Switzerland, UN negotiations for a treaty on lethal autonomous weapons saw U.S. and Russian diplomats remove several
During UN negotiations in Switzerland on a treaty covering lethal autonomous weapons, United States and Russian diplomats removed several safeguard provisions for artificial intelligence arms during the final sessions, according to a Washington Post report. The weakening of the draft text has drawn criticism from arms control advocates who fear killer robots are being regulated without meaningful human oversight guarantees.
- 4Fedorov unveils 'Army of Robots' initiative●Sunday, September 27, 2026 Ex-defense minister Fedorov announces new 'Army of Robots' initiative in latest move since le
Former Ukrainian defense minister Fedorov has announced a new 'Army of Robots' initiative, his latest move since leaving office. The announcement is being reported by Ukrainian and international outlets covering Ukraine's wartime push toward unmanned systems. The exact scope and funding of the robotics program were not detailed in the initial reports.
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- General-Instinct/InstinctFlash High-Performance Serving Runtime for Robotics Models