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10 stories dated November 2025.
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Some public riders in the Bay Area, Phoenix and Los Angeles can now be matched with freeway trips, and service stretches down the Peninsula to San Jose and its airport. Waymo says freeways cut ride times by up to half.
The grocer says its Ocado-built network isn't meeting financial expectations. Three sites close in January, state notices cover more than 1,600 jobs, and orders move to stores and delivery apps.
The figures are the cancer alliance's early numbers from a single trust. A separate NHS trial of the same qXR software later found that AI triage alone didn't speed up lung cancer diagnosis.
The Energy Department backed Constellation's plan to bring the 835-megawatt Pennsylvania reactor back. The money is a loan, capped at 80% of eligible costs, and the plant isn't running yet.
Heifers learned the GPS-collar boundaries in five to seven days, and electric pulses became rare. Researchers say collar costs and rural cell coverage are still the obstacles.
Figure says its Figure 02 robot ran 10-hour weekday shifts on a BMW body-shop line and loaded more than 90,000 parts before being retired. It published its speed and accuracy targets but not whether the robot met them.
Agility Robotics says Digit has moved a six-figure number of totes at GXO's Flowery Branch site and calls that proof of return on investment. The post gives no time period, robot count, uptime or cost.
3DCP Group printed 36 student apartments in Holstebro with a three-person crew, COBOD says. Neither company published a cost.
The Canadian company claims more than 690,000 tonnes of CO₂ kept out of the air across more than two dozen countries. It gave no audit, and its release doesn't break the figure down.
Three kaizen rounds on a turbine-manifold line in India moved it to single-piece flow, cut changeover 20%, put one operator where two had worked, and took one step's defects from five a day to zero, GE says.