It's the second time this year Rivian has spun out a new company, after it created micromobility startup Also in March.

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Rivian, the electric vehicle maker known for its sleek, adventure-ready designs, is venturing into robotics. The Irvine, Calif.-based company’s newest spinoff, Mind Robotics, focuses on applying A.I.-powered robots to industrial settings. The spun-off entity has already raised $115 million in funding.

Following in the footsteps of Tesla, which is developing a humanoid robot called Optimus, Rivian on Tuesday announced its entry into the world of robotics.

Cornerstone Robotics announced today that it closed an oversubscribed financing round worth approximately $200 million.

Teradyne's robotics group cut about another 14% of its staff worldwide as revenue growth has not matched expectations.

Analysts estimate as-yet unlaunched Apple Robotics could generate about $130 billion a year by 2040, matching the scale of the App Store and greatly exceeding the combined revenue of Mac and iPad.

Naarea has teamed up with Fluid Wire Robotics to deploy advanced robotic systems for XAMR microreactor maintenance, fuel handling, and dismantling.

For robotics, from surgical systems to robotaxis, to be integrated into daily life, they need reliable connectivity, writes a Cisco columnist.

Advertising shown on Serve Robotics Inc.’s automated delivery robot could someday fully fund the business, its chief executive officer said in an interview. Advertisers pay to wrap their campaign on robots operating on sidewalks in major US cities.