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Hyundai Motor Group

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By Eugene Demaitre Verified, Steve Crowe Verified, Brianna Wessling Verified
| The Robot Report Verified
Around the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Hyundai and Boston Dynamics have taught footwork to the Atlas humanoid, while the Spot robot is on patrol. In addition to humanoid robots from Agibot, Boston Dynamics, Leju, and Unitree, AW 2026 showed opportunities for physical AI in South Korea. MobED, a mobile robot from Hyundai, is just one of the systems from leading Korean and global companies that will be at AW 2026.
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Rockwell Automation

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By Mike Oitzman Verified, Brianna Wessling Verified, Steve Crowe Verified
| The Robot Report Verified
Editors Steve Crowe, Mike Oitzman, and Sarah Wynn review Automate 2026, analyzing key trends in physical AI, humanoids, and software orchestration. New from ProMat and NVIDIA GTC grabbed readers’ attention in March, while humanoids remained an important topic. ANSCER Robotics is expanding into the U.S. market, bringing low-cost mobile robots for scalable, flexible fleets.
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Cobot’s Proxie Gen 2 robot adds autotasking, mobile manipulation

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By Steve Crowe Verified
| The Robot Report Verified
Collaborative Robtics’ Proxie 2.0 offers bimanual manipulation and autotasking. | Credit: Collaborative Robotics Collaborative Robotics (Cobot) unveiled the second-generation version of its Proxie mobile robot, adding greater payload capacity, self-swapping batteries, autonomous task identification, and a new two-armed manipulation option as the company looks to expand deployments across healthcare, logistics, and manufacturing.
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