Seeing Machines Ltd has introduced its Physical AI Platform, extending its driver-monitoring technology to humanoid robots. This platform enables robots to build a dynamic 3D map of people and surroundings, allowing safe and intuitive interaction with humans in environments like factories, hospitals, and warehouses. The technology, already used in over eight million vehicles, marks a strategic move beyond automotive applications into sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics. While no commercial deals have been announced yet, this launch positions Seeing Machines as a key player in robotic perception systems globally.
Halper Sadeh LLC is investigating whether officers and directors of Perpetua Resources Corp. breached their fiduciary duties to shareholders. Long-term shareholders may seek reforms, financial awards, or other relief if misconduct is found. The firm ...
OceanaGold Corporation has agreed to acquire 100% of Ausgold Limited for approximately A$776 million (US$549 million) through a court-approved scheme. The deal will add the Katanning Gold Project in Western Australia to OceanaGold's portfolio, expect...
Defence Therapeutics has appointed Ryan Simms, PhD, as Chief Operating Officer and Head of Radiopharmaceutical Programs to enhance its leadership and accelerate its radiopharmaceutical drug conjugate programs. Simms brings over 20 years of experience...
Robotera, a Beijing-based robotics startup, plans to go public in Hong Kong following a strong funding year with over $340 million raised in 2026. The company, which designs and manufactures most of its own robot parts, aims to deliver more than 1,00...
BitMart users and employees have publicly demanded the crypto exchange disclose its financial reserves, explain withdrawal restrictions, and provide a detailed repayment plan by August 19. This follows reports of users unable to withdraw funds and em...
