Fox News gets an exclusive look at RobotLAB, a company using AI-powered robots to boost efficiency, fill labor gaps and reshape industries nationwide.

Korean automaker Hyundai and its subsidiary, Boston Dynamics, unveil a sweeping artificial intelligence robotics strategy at the CES trade show Monday in Las Vegas.

An AI-enabled robot can carry on such processes by autonomously handling delivery, restocking and routing within set predefined limits. With the ability to change routes, avoid busy environments and respond to staff requests, these adaptive robots minimize disruptions for clinical teams, enhancing workflow efficiency.

Robots, AI companions, assistants, health longevity tech, wearables and more were on show as the showroom floors opened on day two of CES 2026.

As humanoid robots move from demos to homes, CES 2026 raises urgent questions about who benefits, who loses, and how much control we’re willing to hand over

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Cambridge Consultants was among the first tenants to rent space at the Cambridge Science Park in 1979. The company's successes include developing the first machine to make round teabags for Tetley, to the technology that kick-started Bluetooth. Now there are more than 100 companies on the site, many attracting major investment.

Sometimes, AI just wants to be your friend. And while robot pets weren’t the biggest stars of CES 2026, they’ve become more than just noise and are signaling how AI is apparently leaving our screens and taking on a physical presence in our lives.

Nvidia Corp., aiming to extend the reach of its technology, announced a group of AI models and tools designed to speed the development of autonomous vehicles and power a new generation of robots.

Lyte said it engineered its platform, LyteVision, for safety, reliability, and performance from the hardware up.

CES 2026 reveals how physical AI, longevity tech, and blockchain are converging into something bigger: the Human Operating System. Keynotes by Siemens, Nvidia, and AMD