Sarcos CEO Kiva Allgood is presenting an engaging keynote on day two of the 2022 Field Robotics Engineering Forum.

HP announced HP SitePrint, an autonomous robot that precisely prints construction site layouts onto the floor.

The Field Robotics Engineering Forum seeks submissions that focus on the design and development of robotics systems that operate in outdoor, unstructured and dynamic environments, such as construction worksites, open mines, and farm fields, as well as busy urban centers.

In Q1 2022 alone, contractors nationwide deployed Dusty’s FieldPrinter solution to print floor plans on 25 million square feet of construction sites.

Manned explorations weren’t possible after the Lhoist North American limestone mine collapsed in 2021, so the team turned to robots instead.

The Clearpath Robotics Husky UGV is an ideal solution platform for the harsh working environments in a mine.

India-based company is developing an autonomous mobile robot for wall-finishing tasks.

To evaluate the system, researchers teamed up with a leading equipment manufacturing company to deploy it at a waste disposal site.

Dusty Robotics, the Maker of FieldPrinter a construction layout printing AMR, announces their Series A funding

Kidd Creek Mine, an underground base metal mine, uses the Spot legged robot for inspection tasks to keep human operators safe.

German robot manufacturer Baubot launches a new autonomous construction robot to help with miscellaneous assembly tasks on the work site.

Deploy Spot, from Boston Dynamics, for autonomous inspection and data collection on hazardous and remote sites.

Hyundai Motor Group unveiled their vision for the future of mobility today with the introduction of their concept of Ultimate Mobility Vehicles (UMV). The first concept UMV platform was revealed today as TIGER, which is an acronym for Transforming Intelligent Ground Excursion Robot.

Data and analytics software provider DroneDeploy raised an additional $50 M in series E funding to support market growth and expansion beyond drones.

Want to see how Cat MineStar technology works? In this session, you’ll hear from people who use it every day and see a variety of solutions working in tough environments — from the Canadian Oil Sands to deep underground in Australia.

Boston Dynamics launches Spot Enterprise version, making it easier than ever before to deploy, control and manage the Spot Robot. The company also announced the availability of the new Scout software and the Spot arm.

People have been talking about the possibility of driverless vehicles for decades. But did you know that Caterpillar has fleets of real autonomous machines, doing real work, on real mine sites around the world?

How does a robot dog learn how to dance? The Tested team examines Boston Dynamics’ Choreographer software that was behind Spot’s recent viral dancing video.

These robots can move! Watch this video of the dancing robots from Boston Dynamics wishing you a happy new year!

Hyundai announces that it is planning to take a controlling interest in Boston Dynamics, maker of the Spot and Atlas robots. The deal is worth $1.1B

ANYbotics AG, a supplier of unique four-legged autonomous robots, announces the closing of its 22 million (USD) Series A financing round led by Swisscom Ventures. The funding will serve to accelerate the commercialization of its autonomous robots for industrial inspection applications.

The SPOT ROS Package, a collaboration between Boston Dynamics and Clearpath Robotics.

Boston Dynamics builds advanced mobile manipulation robots with remarkable mobility, dexterity perception and agility.

Ford is tapping four-legged robots at its Van Dyke Transmission Plant in early August to laser scan the plant, collecting data used to retool plants.

ANYbotics is a legged robot, capable of going where other autonomous mobile robots can not. Currently the ANYmal C is being used for oil and gas inspection operations.