AI & Robotics — From Brain-Computer Interfaces to Healthcare Robotics

AI and robotics continue to generate breakthrough news across sectors. In medical robotics, Emory University Hospital has adopted Microbot Medical’s LIBERTY endovascular robotic system — a single-use, FDA-cleared system for peripheral procedures — highlighting how robotics are entering mainstream clinical care for precision tasks formerly limited to highly specialized surgical teams. Stock Titan Robotics research is also advancing at the neural interface level, with devices like a tiny brain chip that streams thoughts in real time, potentially reshaping future human-machine interactions and neurotechnology applications. ScienceDaily These developments exemplify how robotics and AI are converging not just in manufacturing and logistics, but in deeply human contexts like medicine, aging care, and cognitive augmentation. The integration of robotics and intelligence is accelerating the shift toward autonomous systems capable of assisting in complex decision-making and augmenting human capabilities.