The field of robotics is not a new thing when it comes to automotive manufacturing. From sheetmetal stamping and paint booths to precise engine milling, robots do a lot of the drudgery involved in ...

BMW Group has spent years testing automation, but this latest move feels different. Instead of robotic arms locked in cages, the company is now using humanoid robots that move through factories more ...

German car company BMW is rolling out humanoid robots in another one of their factories to help build electric vehicles. The manufacturer tested out the cutting-edge robots at their facility in ...

Is this it? Is this the beginning of our robot overlord future? Not exactly, says BMW, but the automaker is about to embark on it’s first foray into humanoid-robot experimentation. In fact, BMW Group ...

They call it the Hexagon Aeon, and it’s a relative newcomer to the world of humanoid robots. Made over in Switzerland, it could soon become a trusted colleague for the workers at BMW Group’s Plant ...

AEON, a humanoid robotic created by the company Hexagon, is presented by BMW in Munich The black-and-white robots stand 1.65 metres tall, weigh 60 kilogrammes and move on two wheels German carmaker ...

BMW begins testing humanoid robots at its Leipzig iFACTORY plant to assist in electric vehicle production. AEON robot from Hexagon Robotics helps with battery assembly, screw tightening, and other ...

German carmaker BMW said Friday it plans to deploy two AI-powered humanoid robots in a factory in a pilot programme for the first time this year. AEON, a humanoid ...