Robot ID codes and patrol robots
China drafts a lifetime ID code for every robot it makes, Ring launches a patrol drone and security rover, and LiveKit bridges ROS 2 graphs over WebRTC.
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China drafts a lifetime ID code for every robot it makes, Ring launches a patrol drone and security rover, and LiveKit bridges ROS 2 graphs over WebRTC.
China drafts a lifetime ID code for every robot it builds, ros2_control ships Lyrical Luth breaking changes, and drone noise reaches the zoning board.
Intrinsic put its industrial robot runtime on GitHub under Apache 2.0, Agility cleared its SPAC vote, and Tutor raised $75M to scale real-world robot data.
Meta built a humanoid with Fourier in three months, North American robot orders rose 24.8 percent, and Hyundai cut robot debugging time with AI agents.
The IFR counts five million industrial robots, frontier agent policies follow harmful commands, ANYmal learns to pass doors, and a Jetson runs targeting.
Boston Dynamics starts training Atlas inside Hyundai's Metaplant America, NVIDIA argues safety has to be a whole stack, and robot policies rarely refuse.
A Go and NATS robotics framework, autonomous target selection running on a Jetson Orin Nano, and why retired humanoids are a hard recycling problem.
An open ROS 2 and PX4 stack flies a drone through urban terrain without a map, colcon gains ARM cross-compiling, and rosbag2 learns to change topics mid-recording.