Cost of revenue increased to US$91,000 from US$55,000, and gross profit declined to US$58,000 from US$88,000.
General and administrative expense rose to US$954,000 from US$314,000, driven by share-based compensation, Nasdaq and offering fees, and higher personnel costs.
Operating loss widened to US$928,000 from US$250,000; financing income of US$202,000 reduced the resulting net loss to US$726,000.
Subsea-sonar sales were NOK190.9 million, broadly level with NOK189.2 million a year earlier; security products contributed NOK8.9 million and sub-bottom profilers NOK18.6 million.
Oceans EBIT was NOK79.0 million versus NOK86.7 million in Q2 2025, while the segment margin moved to 33% from 36%.
Group revenue increased 22% to NOK831.6 million and group EBIT reached NOK205.2 million, representing a 25% margin.
Prior-year Robotics revenue was NOK23.3 million and segment EBITA was negative NOK3.7 million, compared with NOK41.3 million of EBITA in Q2 2026.
MRV contributed NOK28 million of revenue from its 9 April acquisition date through quarter-end and entered the segment with NOK113 million of acquired backlog.
Group backlog stood at NOK548 million at 30 June, with NOK426 million expected for delivery during 2026 as demand increased for autonomous and subsea defence capabilities.
The robot travels on commercially available 30 mm square aluminium rails and supports LTE or Wi-Fi connectivity with browser-based remote monitoring.
AT-SYNAPSE aligns observations from repeated patrols, while the vision-language model identifies equipment and site changes and describes them in natural language.
AttracLab plans field pilots and further validation following the development release.
Fi0 combines language, vision, world state and an explicit robot-embodiment representation, and can accept a human demonstration as skill context during inference without a task-specific parameter update.
A01, A02 and A03 scale from one flexible segment and 2 DoF to three segments and 6 arm DoF plus the end effector, with published maximum payloads of 200 g, 400 g and 600 g.
All three arms support ROS 1/2 and Python/C++; A02 and A03 add a graphical interface plus MuJoCo and SAPIEN environments.
Schaeffler says its forming process lowers manufacturing cost by more than 25 percent and material consumption by more than 75 percent compared with conventional precision machining.
Production is scheduled to start in Germany in 2027 before being rolled out to additional regions and humanoid manufacturers.
The process transfers automotive manufacturing experience from more than two million formed strain-wave gearboxes supplied globally during the previous decade.
The setup used two self-developed six-axis robot arms equipped with specialized grippers.
During the run, the system processed 1,816 mixed parcels per hour with accuracy above 98%.
No human intervention was used; the system has also completed an eight-hour continuous run, against an estimated human rate of roughly 850–900 parcels per hour.
The offering comprised 3.1 million Class A shares at US$5.00 each, for US$15.5 million of expected gross proceeds before expenses.
Planned uses include establishing an Austin manufacturing plant and funding further product and market development.
The latest SEC filing says Eco had entered pilot commercialization, while Pro and ProMax remained in final development with pilot commercialization underway.
The front-sweep, rear-scrub layout combines sweeping, scrubbing, vacuuming and dust-mopping; the roller reaches 800 rpm, suction reaches 20 kPa and the system supports 85°C hot-water scrubbing.
Its 8-in-1 dock handles charging, clean-water refill, wastewater drainage, detergent dispensing, roller and squeegee rinsing, roller spin-drying and water heating.
Autonomous mapping, floor and stain recognition and adaptive cleaning adjust movement and cleaning intensity, while the robot can pass through routes 50 cm wide and 60 cm high.
Robot-subsidiary revenue reached $132,000 in the fiscal third quarter, compared with no revenue in the prior-year period.
The company relocated to larger Nevada facilities intended to support higher production capacity and expanded its robotics AI and engineering team from eight to more than 20 full-time employees.
Reported deployments span a large telecommunications enterprise, senior residences, education customers and television production.
The global Level 4 fleet reached approximately 3,400 vehicles, including more than 1,800 robotaxis.
Average daily domestic robotaxi rides per vehicle exceeded 21, up 24% quarter over quarter, while quarterly ride-hailing revenue increased by about 140%.
Zurich robobuses are operating without a front-seat safety operator, which the company describes as the first deployment of that configuration in Europe.
Interface definition and validation begins in 2026, followed by software integration and commissioning on a DAF vehicle in 2027.
TNO will support vehicle-interface testing and type-approval work as the partners prepare the combined platform for commercial use.
The programme targets SAE Level 4 freight operation, extending an existing relationship that previously covered DAF electric trucks in Einride's fleet.
The agreement covers Colossus and Rhyno Protect, with Hancom Life Care responsible for local sales, training, maintenance and after-sales support.
The companies aim to connect Hancom's Agentic OS to both robots by 31 December 2026, with Shark providing technical documents, specifications and interface information.
Software, interfaces and integration modules developed solely by Hancom will remain Hancom property, and the agreement permits products to be supplied under a Hancom-only brand by mutual agreement.
The consortium comprises Change Holdings, Toko Computer Service, Aeronext and NEXT DELIVERY.
NEXT DELIVERY reports more than 1,800 remotely operated automated flights under Japan's Level 3.5 framework.
The programme will reuse SkyHub logistics operations already active in 11 regions, allowing logistics and bear-monitoring missions to share infrastructure.
MetalCraft Marine supplied the 25-foot Watcher hull while HII integrated its Odyssey autonomous-control software, creating the ROMULUS-25 configuration evaluated through the programme.
The two prototypes were delivered in December 2025 and subsequently demonstrated autonomous mission behaviours during at-sea testing for the U.S. Marine Corps.
Successful prototype completion allows the Department of War to consider follow-on production through an Other Transaction Agreement without reopening a conventional competition.
The information statement and prospectus began mailing to JFB shareholders of record on 11 August 2026.
Closing is targeted for 1 September, subject to customary conditions including approval to list the combined company's shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
The combined company is expected to be renamed XTEND AI Robotics and trade under the ticker XTND after closing.
The platform is designed to traverse stairs, curbs and thresholds and carries mixed food and e-commerce payloads in a large enclosed compartment.
An unattended drop-off mechanism is paired with two display surfaces that can support advertising and customer interaction.
Robot.com targets initial commercial deployments in 2027 and says its wider fleet has completed more than 2.5 million tasks across the United States, Canada, Dubai and the Middle East.
Sensor and data providers can integrate on a free, non-exclusive basis while retaining ownership of their data.
Airwise supplies the software layer rather than proprietary sensor hardware, allowing one integration to serve permitted customers across the platform.
Initial markets include public-safety drone-as-first-responder programmes, critical infrastructure and counter-UAS operations.
Resonant Sciences is EBITDA-positive and supports active U.S. national-security programmes across radio-frequency sensing and signal processing.
The transaction adds classified infrastructure, qualified products, scaled production operations and established government-customer relationships to Joby.
Closing is targeted for the first half of 2027, subject to regulatory approvals and customary conditions.
The shareholder rights offering is followed by a public sale of unsubscribed shares, and the final price is unchanged from the first issue price.
After KRW780 million of issue costs, Clobot plans to use KRW112.407 billion for securities acquisitions, led by KRW5.2 billion for all existing Doosan Logistics Solutions shares and KRW63.3 billion for new DLS shares.
Additional proceeds are allocated to DLS technical hiring and solution upgrades, plus KRW13.913 billion for overseas entities and international expansion.
Interlagos, Valor Equity Partners, Allen & Company, Thiel Capital, Spark Capital and Figma co-founder Dylan Field also participated.
The capital will accelerate production ramps and development of Archer AI, an FPV platform with terminal guidance and GPS-denied position hold.
Neros is also developing Bandit for Class 2 and 3 counter-UAS missions; both programs are designed for multi-asset control and combat deployment by year-end 2026.
CRRC Guochuang Fund, CMB International and Sichuan science-and-technology innovation investors participated in the round.
Proceeds will support vertical-model optimisation, automotive-production and service deployments, core-hardware iteration and senior talent recruitment.
GAC Group established Huilun as the market-oriented operating company for its humanoid-robotics programme.
Shanghai Xinzhi Yan Enterprise Management Partnership invested in the round.
The company will use the capital for model iteration and compliant data development, intelligent-hardware design and production preparation, and perception-module deployment.
Zhongke Xinzhi is developing a model-to-hardware stack intended to give embodied systems richer multimodal understanding of human emotional state.
The programme covers the aerial platform, autonomous functionality, mission software, system engineering, production readiness and command-and-control compatibility.
Ondas is designing the system as a low-cost, scalable capability for rapid deployment across frontline combat units.
The award expands Ondas’s aerial-attack business within a broader autonomous defence portfolio spanning counter-UAS, ISR and unmanned ground systems.
SENTRY will use Auto-Shuttle vehicles for perimeter security patrols and runway or taxiway inspection.
The programme is planned to progress from controlled testing into live airport operations at Teesside International Airport and later Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.
The award funds a defined operational programme rather than representing general corporate financing.
HADALUS completed a submerged launch and at-sea mission sequence during the Navy exercise.
The companies describe the vehicle as having more than 2,000 nautical miles of endurance and said the integrated prototype moved from concept to water in under 18 months.
The demonstration showed the integrated low-cost, long-endurance capability in water; this record does not infer a product launch or production order.
HAVOC packages Leonidas-derived high-power-microwave technology on a universal sled mount to protect mobile forces and forward assets from drone swarms.
The Office of Naval Research manages the programme, which follows Epirus's earlier ExDECS delivery for Marine Corps evaluation.
Epirus said the award includes a HAVOC system, testing, training and support; its facilities can support low-rate output of roughly one system per week.
The white Noa model received TAIS code 02364-000006 and the grey Nico model received 02364-000007.
The directory lists product specifications, functions and a ¥129,800 retail price for care providers, municipalities and welfare-equipment specialists.
TAIS registration is an information-system listing and does not itself confer long-term-care insurance reimbursement or local subsidy eligibility.
STARK applies LivsMed's articulating-instrument technology to modular robotic arms intended to fit existing operating rooms without major layout changes.
Its instruments articulate by up to 90 degrees in multiple directions, extending the company from handheld laparoscopic tools into robot-assisted surgery.
The system debuted in Korea in May and appeared at the Society of Robotic Surgery meeting in July before the approval submission.
The drone directs 50 litres of water per minute across a 12-to-15-metre radius to suppress dust in areas difficult or unsafe for workers and conventional equipment.
A continuous power cable and water hose remove onboard battery-duration and tank-capacity limits while allowing operators to retarget the spray as demolition progresses.
The same construction R&D programme includes wearable robots, material-transport robots, cleaning robots, Spot quadrupeds and autonomous drone stations.
Each system uses a pair of 110-millimetre-high robots that lift vehicles by the wheels, move omnidirectionally at up to 1.2 metres per second and handle up to 3.4 tonnes.
The Korean smart-city regulatory-sandbox project will measure wait time, parking success, robot uptime, throughput and space efficiency in residential operation.
Hyundai expects the layout to improve parking capacity by 20–50% and plans standard operating models for residential, commercial, public and transport buildings.
Wisk adds six generations of autonomous eVTOL development and more than 1,700 flight tests.
Insitu has built more than 3,500 uncrewed aircraft systems deployed across 35 countries and generates more than $200 million in annual revenue.
SkyGrid contributes aircraft-agnostic airspace-management software; the acquired businesses bring nearly two million combined flight hours of operating data.
China Merchants Venture Capital and NIO Capital co-led the undisclosed Angel round, with Shuimu Tsinghua Alumni Seed Fund also participating.
Acorn describes Natus AGE-0 as a tactile, interaction-first model intended to work across robot bodies and materials without large task-specific pretraining datasets.
The company allocated proceeds to model development, product engineering, brand building and commercial-team expansion after a near-RMB100 million seed round disclosed in June.
Leopard Imaging's Sony IMX678- and IMX334-based MIPI CSI-2 camera modules were validated and optimized for SolidRun's Hailo-15 System-on-Module and HummingBoard Hailo-15 AIOT platforms.
The integrated platform provides dual 12-megapixel image-signal processors and up to 20 TOPS of edge-AI performance for real-time vision workloads.
The jointly validated solution was available immediately for robotics, autonomous machines, industrial automation, transportation, security and medical-imaging development.
Capital will support production inventory and market expansion for Eagle X, team growth, and development of next-generation flapping-wing systems and the Vortrix simulation engine.
The round follows the company's seed and angel financing and its May 2026 Pre-A, extending a rapid sequence of private financings.
Revenue increased 23.6% to JPY 16.68 billion, while operating profit rose to JPY 1.84 billion from JPY 122 million.
Industrial-robot sales increased as growth in Japan and Europe more than offset lower sales in China.
The company received a large North American surgical-robot order and reported continued demand from AI-related data-centre and advanced-semiconductor investment.
Robotics orders increased by JPY 15.4 billion year over year, while robotics revenue increased by JPY 2.6 billion.
Revenue from semiconductor-manufacturing robots rose to JPY 12.5 billion from JPY 9.0 billion as AI and memory investment supported demand.
General-purpose robot revenue increased to JPY 6.2 billion from JPY 5.1 billion, while automotive assembly and painting robot revenue declined to JPY 5.0 billion from JPY 5.8 billion.
JBIC and Toyota Tsusho participated in the equity portion of the second close, while Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation provided debt.
TriOrb disclosed a JPY 300 million combined package but did not disclose the equity/debt split, so no numeric private-round amount is stored.
The company said cumulative financing reached JPY 4.53 billion and the capital would support mass production, U.S. expansion and organisational growth.
VxWave combines robotics, AI and ultrasound to automate three-dimensional upper-limb vascular imaging, initially for dialysis vascular-access workflows.
A multisite U.S. Renal Care study achieved a 94% scanning success rate when the investigational system was used by non-specialist staff.
TreeArc Investment Group, TEN13, Bioshore Ventures and Alumni Ventures joined existing backers including Blackbird Ventures and Neotribe Ventures.