Industrial Next helps manufacturers automate complex, delicate tasks that have traditionally required human labor.

Selling labor, not robots.

South Korea and Singapore lead the world in industrial robots per factory worker, while China's far larger fleet is spread across a much bigger workforce.

Following strategic industrial investment from Fortune Global 500 Midea Group, Suzhou-based Jodell Robotics made a notable appearance at CIIF, launching its full-stack industrial embodied execution ...

CES 2026 was awash in walking, lifting, interacting machines. But robots that actually look human aren't necessary in industrial settings. The focus is shifting from humanoid appearance to ...

Sci-fi mecha machinery has officially stepped into industrial reality. At the 2026 China International Industry Fair (CIIF), ...

“The transition of many industries into the digital and automated age has been marked by a huge surge in demand (for robotics),” according to IFR president Takayuki Ito. The International Federation ...

Gecko Robotics CEO Jake Loosararian explains why China leads in industrial robot deployment and manufacturing, while the U.S.

Taipei-based Delta Electronics unveiled a dual-arm collaborative robotics solution powered by US chipmaker Nvidia’s computing ...

AI and robotics startup Industry Next has launched a first-of-its-kind facility for creating and validating physical AI models for robots at its headquarters facility here.

Humanoid robots will do about 50% of the tasks we want robots to do, CEO YT Jia told me. That's why we need multiple robot form factors, he adds.

South Korea leads global industrial automation with 1,220 robots per 10,000 workers, ahead of Singapore, Germany and Japan ...