Latest Robotics News

Northern Minerals has completed a Definitive Feasibility Study for its Browns Range Heavy Rare Earths Project, confirming its technical and financial viability as a critical new source of dysprosium and terbium outside China.

Fortuna Metals has secured two key exploration licences in Malawi’s emerging rutile province, positioning itself next to Sovereign Metals’ world-class Kasiya deposit. The company also appoints Tom Langley as CEO to spearhead exploration efforts.

Firebird Metals has secured a strategic partnership with Kazakhstan-based Taza Metal Technologies to co-fund the development of next-generation manganese-rich battery cathodes, reinforcing its position in the evolving EV materials market.

Robotics innovator FBR Limited has closed its Share Purchase Plan, securing approximately $700,000 in applications and preparing to issue new shares by early September.

Nanoveu’s subsidiary EMASS has demonstrated a remarkable leap in drone endurance using its ECS-DoT ultra-low-power AI chip, achieving average flight time extensions of 60% across multiple drone types in over 300 simulated trials.

IperionX has boosted its titanium powder capacity by 60% with no extra capital, cutting unit costs to $55/kg, and is now accelerating a US Department of Defense-backed expansion to 1,400 tpa aiming for the lowest-cost titanium production in America.

FBR Ltd reported a 57% revenue increase driven by property sales but posted a $29 million loss as it advances commercialization of its Hadrian X® robotic bricklayer and secures significant new funding.

DorsaVi Limited reported a 13.9% revenue decline and a 21.7% rise in net loss for FY25, while securing over $3 million in capital to fuel new technology ventures.

McMillan Shakespeare Limited reported steady FY25 growth with Normalised UNPATA of $103.2 million and an 8.3% dividend yield, underpinned by digital innovation and strategic investments.

Icetana Limited posted a $2.9 million net loss for FY2025, with revenues down 49% due to lower non-recurring sales, while recurring SaaS income grew. The company secured a $3.6 million strategic partnership with SoftBank Robotics, strengthening its foothold in Japan.

dorsaVi appoints Mathew Regan as Group CEO to spearhead commercialisation of next-gen RRAM-enabled AI and robotics technologies, aiming for global expansion.

CurveBeam AI Limited reported a striking 86% revenue increase to $12.1 million in FY25, alongside a 27% reduction in net loss, signaling improving financial health despite ongoing challenges with its HiRise device validation.