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Jeudi 11 décembre 2025 à 12:50
Robotics Innovations
DeepMind launches UK‑based automated research laboratory
Google DeepMind is set to open its first “automated research lab” in the United Kingdom, a facility that will combine advanced AI algorithms with robotic platforms to autonomously design and run experiments. CNBC reports the lab aims to accelerate scientific discovery by 2026, while The Guardian cautions that the initiative raises questions about regulatory oversight and public accountability. The partnership underscores a growing trend of tech giants embedding AI directly into laboratory robotics.
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The Guardian
HERMES tumbleweed‑inspired robot targets disaster zones
Researchers at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) have unveiled the Hybrid Energy‑efficient Rover Mechanism for Exploration Systems (HERMES), a rolling robot modeled on desert tumbleweeds that harvests ambient wind for propulsion. Popular Science highlights its potential for navigating rugged, post‑disaster terrain with minimal energy consumption, marking a novel direction for field robotics that blends bio‑inspiration with sustainable design.
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Autonomous Vehicles
Aurora eyes “hundreds” of driverless trucks by 2026
Pittsburgh‑based Aurora announced plans to deploy several hundred autonomous freight trucks on U.S. highways by the end of 2026, despite recent setbacks that forced safety drivers back into cabs. The Verge notes CEO Chris Urmson frames the re‑introduction of safety drivers as an optics issue rather than a technical flaw, and the company remains on track to scale its self‑driving technology for commercial logistics.
The Verge
AI Integration in Robotics & Industry
Major AI firms form Agentic AI Alliance to set open standards
A coalition of Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic is establishing the Agentic Artificial Intelligence Foundation under the Linux Foundation, aiming to create open‑source standards for AI agents. The Verge reports the alliance will initially focus on three core tools, fostering interoperability that could accelerate the deployment of intelligent agents across robotic systems.
Tom's Hardware
IEEE introduces AI ethics certifications for developers and products
The IEEE Standards Association has launched the CertifAIEd program, offering both professional and product certifications that assess adherence to ethical AI principles such as transparency, accountability, and bias mitigation. IEEE Spectrum emphasizes that these certifications are designed to help manufacturers of autonomous and AI‑enhanced robotics demonstrate trustworthiness to regulators and customers alike.
IEEE Spectrum
Microsoft’s Copilot and Foundry face adoption shortfalls
Despite heavy investment, Microsoft admits its Copilot AI assistant and Foundry model marketplace are missing growth targets, as detailed by TechSpot. The shortfall reflects broader challenges in convincing enterprise users to embed AI deeply into existing robotic workflows, prompting the company to recalibrate its AI‑first strategy.
TechSpot
Harness raises $240 million to bridge AI “after‑code” gap
Harness secured a $240 million Series E round, highlighted by TechCrunch, to develop tools that automatically close the “after‑code” gap—where generated code needs human refinement. By automating this phase, Harness aims to streamline software pipelines that underpin many robotic control systems, potentially reducing development cycles for autonomous hardware.
TechCrunch
Deloitte warns AI agents have stalled, impacting robotics roadmaps
In its latest Tech Trends report, Deloitte concludes that autonomous AI agents failed to achieve widespread adoption in 2025, citing integration hurdles and limited ROI. ZDNet adds that the findings serve as a cautionary tale for robotics firms banking on agentic AI to manage complex tasks without robust governance frameworks.
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