Neoen uses a robot from the Chinese company Leapting that does the work of three or four men installing thousands of panels in a solar project in Australia. [Spanish]

Neoen is deploying a Leapting robot in Australia to install solar panels, significantly increasing efficiency. This technology can install 60 modules per hour, compared to the 90-120 modules a team of three to four workers can manage in a day, reducing construction time by at least 25%.

Maranhenses participate in international robotics competitions in the USA | O Imparcial [São Luís, Maranhão – Brazil] [Portuguese]

Three students from Maranhão are set to represent Brazil at the inaugural RoboCupJunior Americas SuperRegional in Pennsylvania. Their team, Robotronic, developed an autonomous rescue robot designed to navigate obstacles and identify simulated victims, showcasing their skills in robotics and innovation on an international stage.

A café in Tokyo breaks barriers: people with disabilities serve the public through robots [Catalan]

A unique café in Tokyo, ‘Cafeteria Dawn,’ employs individuals with mobility challenges to serve customers through remotely controlled robots. This innovative initiative promotes inclusivity and accessibility, showcasing how technology can empower people with disabilities to contribute meaningfully to society, while also inspiring similar models across Japan.

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