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Over 3 million a day. And on a just perfeed basis, over 4. 5 billion pieces of information, so absolutely not. Its a good start, though. Scott yeah, how fast can somebody look at a video . cause i suppose if you see a birthday party, its reasonable to think nothing terrible is going to happen. Henry right, right. Fairly quickly. I mean, our clients have pretty elaborate platforms that allow photos, videos to scroll by fairly easily. And the folks that are doing it do it all the time, so they cat...

Executives from Boston Dynamics, Agility, Neura and Apptronik discuss the state of the industry at the annual Association for Advancing Automation (A3) show.

Agility Robotics confirmed on Thursday, April 4th, that it had reduced its workforce by a "small number" of employees. The Oregon-based company cites this

Agility Robotics confirmed on Thursday that it had fired a “small number” of workers. The Oregon-based company with lots of money says the job cuts are part of a company-wide push to make more products.“As part of Agility’s ongoing efforts to structure the company for success, we have parted ways with a small number of …

“We’re fundamentally a software company,” Locus CEO Rick Faulk says with a laugh. It’s a familiar refrain from companies whose most public-facing products are hardware. While it’s true that these tote-moving systems are fundamental to the Massachusetts-based firm’s warehouse play, Faulk tells TechCrunch that the company’s software is what really sets the market leader apartment from the competition.

With advanced AI software, dexterous “hands,” and full body mobility, will humanoid robots be the answer to the shortage of labor on the packaging line?

Humanoid robots are pretty cool, and Agility Robotics' bipedal robot Digit is up there in terms of advanced tech (it even has a face!). Today, the company

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Weve discussed Agility quite a bit over the last several years. Most recently, its been a focus on the Oregon firms push to commercialize. Theres no questio