News | Robotics | 4 Feb Robots can finally pack objects like a human Polish startup Nomagic has raised $8.6m for its warehouse robots automating the role of human "pickers" – something that only recently became possible.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 21 Jan Selling to businesses is hard, selling to the military is harder 1,200 startups come to defense giant Thales each year to tap otherwise inaccessible army contracts. In turn, their technology means faster, cheaper military innovation.
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 10 Dec “Forget the money, startups” says chief executive of German unicorn Otto Bock The chief executive of Europe's 100-year-old unicorn tells founders to stop focusing on profit.
News | Agriculture | 5 Dec Goodbye herbicide, hello weed-zapping farmbot The UK’s Small Robot Company and RootWave partner to develop a non-chemical weed control
Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | 28 Nov 30 AI people in Europe to follow on Twitter Researchers from companies like Facebook, DeepMind and Amazon love to talk about their work and the latest artificial intelligence news on Twitter. Here are some of the best people to follow in Europe.
Analysis | Health | 16 Oct Seven exoskeleton startups rising up in Europe The exoskeleton market generates well over $100m in revenue each year.
Interview | Health | 3 Oct Britain’s $1bn robot surgeon startup is taking on “unloved” medtech The man behind the machine: CMR Surgical's Martin Frost is rolling out robot surgeons into hundreds of hospitals.
Interview | Robotics | 30 Sep Being ‘impact-shamed’ on Christmas by his wife turned Denmark’s robot-king into an investor Having sold two robotics companies for a total of €560m over the course of a few years, Esben Østergaard has had enough of being an entrepreneur.
Analysis | Robotics | 4 Sep Europe’s 6-wheeled delivery robots begin invasion of US campuses Estonia’s Starship plans to have 5000 delivery robots in service by 2021. But do the economics make sense?
Analysis | Health | 26 Aug Europe’s killer nanobot startups are taking on cancer “Our nanobots could be packaged in pills."
Analysis | Logistics | 24 Jul Robot parcel deliveries are coming — but very slowly Kar-go, developed by UK startup The Academy of Robotics, is aiming to be Europe’s first roadworthy autonomous delivery vehicle, and could reduce the cost of “last-mile” deliveries by 90%.
Analysis | Corporate venturing | 5 Jul Here is where big corporates can order up a new startup like a pizza Can a new breed of field lab help companies innovate better?
Analysis | Robotics | 27 May How Ocado is beating Amazon and plans to take over the world The UK company is building a moonshot factory that will take it beyond groceries.
Analysis | Universities | 21 May Delft’s RoboValley attracts machine startups EJ Lugt, managing director of the YES!Delft incubator says entrepreneurial activity is increasing but founders need to be more ambitious.
Analysis | Internet of Things | 30 Apr Bee tech: The buzz about smart hives, big data & robot bees Meet the bee tech startups busy building smart hives.
Analysis | Agriculture | 24 Apr Chicken robots, fitbits for horses, connected cows — here’s what’s going on in animal tech Meet the startups disrupting Europe's €400bn farming market with seemingly bizarre solutions
