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TROY, MI—Slate Auto plans to build a small, bare bones, customizable electric truck that will cost less than $20,000.

Mercedes-Benz is testing humanoid robots in production with an initial focus on repetitive tasks in intralogistics.

 H2 Clipper Inc. plans to deploy autonomous and semi-autonomous robotic swarms to assemble its rigid airship.

Engineers at Rice University are developing next-generation wearable devices that are smarter, lighter weight and more flexible than current alternatives.

GREENSBURG, IN—Honda builds the semi-electric model in both locations, but Indiana will become the sole producer later this year, according to company spokesperson Eric Mauk.

Thermal interface materials are designed to dissipate heat to ensure the reliable operation of electric vehicles.

System automatically dispenses, cures and inspects formed-in-place gaskets.

Battery-powered motorcycles and scooters offer big benefits, but pose unique assembly challenges.

The new automated assembly line was running 24 hours a day, six days a week, within its first seven months.

Automakers are embracing automated bin-picking to overcome manufacturing challenges, leveraging cutting-edge vision-guided robotics to boost efficiency in their processes.