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Most Robots Still Aren’t Insured. YAS and Robolist Are Changing That.

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YAS and Robolist.ai partner to bring a free Risk Score and a path to insurance to robotics companies, giving firms, investors, and buyers a safer, more transparent foundation for an industry entering mass production

HONG KONG, Nov. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Artificial intelligence’s next phase is getting a body. Humanoid robot shipments are up sharply in 2026, with global shipments reaching roughly 30,000 units in the first half of the year alone, nearly 300% higher than a year earlier. But humanoids are only the headline category. Robolist.ai (“Robolist”), an independent market intelligence layer for robotics used by investors worldwide, tracks more than 4,200 robots from over 1,300 manufacturers across categories including industrial arms, warehouse AMRs, cobots, commercial cleaning, delivery, hospitality, and home robots, and growth is accelerating across nearly all of them.

Across every one of those categories, most of what is shipping today carries no insurance. YAS, a data risk intelligence platform that helps insurers underwrite EV, robotaxi, and now robotics risk, today announced a strategic partnership with Robolist to close that gap — starting with a free Risk Score for the companies Robolist already ranks, and a path to coverage for those who want one.

Putting safety first, for an industry still finding its footing

Robotics is moving from pilots to mass production, and that shift changes who is exposed and what’s at stake. YAS and Robolist both see the same underlying problem: an industry growing faster than the risk infrastructure built to support it. Pairing YAS’s risk intelligence with Robolist’s independent market data gives the industry one more layer of transparency, a shared, safety-first foundation that the companies believe is necessary for robotics to grow into a trusted, durable category rather than a fast-moving one with uneven guardrails.

What it means for robotics firms

Every manufacturer listed on Robolist is already independently ranked. Starting with this partnership, any of them can also request a free Risk Score, built with YAS, covering their systems across whichever category they operate in, not just humanoid. A strong, transparent risk profile is becoming a competitive advantage in its own right, a signal to enterprise buyers and partners that a company takes safety seriously. There is no cost to check it and no obligation attached.

What it means for investors

Robolist’s independent data has always given investors a clear picture of what a company has actually raised and shipped. Adding YAS’s Risk Score introduces a second, forward-looking signal: a working estimate of operational risk exposure, sitting alongside funding and deployment evidence. Together, the two offer a more complete basis for diligence, and support the kind of informed, patient capital that helps the category grow in a healthy, sustainable way rather than on hype alone.

What it means for buyers

Enterprises deciding whether to deploy a robot fleet have historically had almost no independent way to compare risk across vendors. The Risk Score gives buyers a transparent reference point alongside Robolist’s existing rankings, and a direct route to insurance for the deployments they choose to move forward with, so adoption decisions can be made with more confidence and less guesswork.

Status

The partnership is in its exploratory phase under a signed Memorandum of Understanding, beginning with Hong Kong, with other markets under consideration as it develops. The Risk Score is an indicative analytical tool, not a safety certification or a guarantee of coverage; insurance, where available, is issued by licensed carriers.

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“Robotics is scaling faster than the risk infrastructure around it. You can’t insure what you can’t measure — so we start by measuring. A free Risk Score, built on live operating data, gives every robotics company a transparent read on their exposure and, when they want it, a path to coverage. That’s how a fast-moving category becomes a durable one.”— Andy Ann, Founder, YAS

“We built Robolist as an independent market intelligence layer for robotics. Partnering with YAS deepens that layer. There’s a lot of natural overlap between what we do. Robotics insurance is a long-term project that benefits everyone in the industry, and it matters more now that the category is moving into mass production. Part of that is simply caring about what happens to the people and businesses actually using these machines.” — Matthew Cheung, Co-founder, Robolist.ai

About YAS

YAS is a Hong Kong-based risk intelligence platform for the machine economy, turning live operating data from vehicles, fleets, and robots into real-time risk scores used by licensed insurers to underwrite fairer, faster coverage. YAS works with insurance carrier partners across robotics and humanoids, EV and commercial fleets, with autonomous vehicles next.

About Robolist.ai

Robolist.ai is an independent market intelligence layer for robotics, used by investors to track what manufacturers actually raise, ship, and deploy. Robolist tracks more than 4,200 robots from over 1,300 manufacturers across categories from humanoids and industrial arms to cleaning, delivery, and home robots.

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Manufacturers can claim their profile and request a free Risk Score, and investors and buyers can explore the data, at robolist.ai. To learn more about YAS’s risk intelligence platform, visit yas.io.

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Hyundai Motor Group Showcases Integrated Hydrogen Solutions at World Hydrogen Expo 2026

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Hyundai Motor Group presents hydrogen technologies spanning production, mobility, and urban and industrial applications at World Hydrogen Expo 2026Showcases modular PEM electrolysis systems scalable to the megawatt level and W2H technologies, highlighting capabilities for large-scale hydrogen productionDisplays passenger, commercial and rail mobility solutions, alongside advanced fuel cell systems, fleet management and automated refuelingPresents hydrogen ecosystem scenarios for Saemangeum AI Valley and key industrial hubs, while advancing investment and global collaboration

SEOUL, South Korea, Nov. 4, 2026 /CNW/ — Hyundai Motor Group (the Group) opened its exhibition at World Hydrogen Expo 2026 (WHE 2026), showcasing hydrogen technologies and solutions across production, mobility and applications for cities and industries.

Held November 4–6 at KINTEX in Goyang, Korea, WHE 2026 brings together about 190 companies and organizations from 12 countries through an exhibition, global conference and business partnership programs. Under the theme ‘Hydrogen Moves to Market: Making Bankable Projects Work,’ the event provides a platform for companies, governments and academia to share hydrogen technologies and business opportunities and explore areas of collaboration.

Through its dedicated hydrogen brand and business platform, HTWO, the Group has organized its exhibition around three key themes: hydrogen production infrastructure, hydrogen mobility and integrated hydrogen ecosystems for cities and industries. Together, the exhibits demonstrate how hydrogen can connect production and mobility with a broader range of end-use applications.

On the opening day of WHE 2026, Hyundai Motor Group Vice Chair Jaehoon Chang visited the Group’s exhibition booth and those of other participating companies to review the latest hydrogen technologies and business developments on display.

What Hydrogen Production Technologies Is the Group Showcasing?

The Group is presenting two approaches to hydrogen production: modular polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) electrolysis and locally integrated waste-to-hydrogen (W2H) solutions.

What Does the Group’s Hydrogen Mobility Display Include?

The mobility display spans passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles (CV) and rail, and highlights solutions for CV operation, fleet management and refueling. 

Where Can Integrated Hydrogen Ecosystems Be Applied?

The Group is presenting scenarios that connect hydrogen production and use based on local energy resources, infrastructure and demand. The scenarios span cities, ports, logistics operations, manufacturing sites and future cities.

More information about Hyundai Motor Group can be found at: http://www.hyundaimotorgroup.com or Newsroom: Media Hub by Hyundai, Kia Global Newsroom, Genesis Newsroom

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GomSpace Strengthens Global Commercial Organization with Appointment of New Vice Presidents of Sales for APAC and EMEA

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Appointments reinforce GomSpace’s global growth strategy and strengthen regional customer engagement across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia-Pacific.

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — GomSpace, announces the appointment of Anand Iqbal Gulati as Vice President Sales, APAC and Benjamin Hamel as Vice President Sales, EMEA. The appointments mark a significant step in GomSpace’s continued commitment to strengthening its global commercial presence and supporting customers across key international markets.

As part of its evolving commercial strategy, GomSpace has established dedicated sales leadership for three regions: North America, EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa), and APAC (Asia-Pacific). The new regional structure is designed to bring the company closer to customers, enhance market responsiveness, and support the growing demand for advanced space solutions worldwide.

Anand Iqbal Gulati joins GomSpace as Vice President Sales, APAC, bringing extensive experience in sales, business development, and strategic market expansion across Asia. Based in Singapore, Anand has built a strong track record working with government, defense, national security, and commercial organizations throughout the region. Prior to joining GomSpace, he served as Head of Sales, Cyber Solutions APAC at Rheinmetall, where he consistently exceeded sales targets and developed a robust regional business pipeline. He has also held senior sales leadership roles with Xolaris and SES Satellites, giving him deep insight into the space and satellite sectors.

“Asia-Pacific represents one of the most dynamic and rapidly growing space markets in the world,” says Carsten Drachmann, CEO of GomSpace. “Anand’s extensive regional experience, strong customer relationships, and proven ability to grow businesses make him exceptionally well positioned to lead our expansion across APAC. We are delighted to welcome him to the GomSpace team.”

Benjamin Hamel has been appointed Vice President Sales, EMEA. With more than 20 years of experience spanning aerospace, space technology, aviation, and international business development, Benjamin brings extensive commercial leadership expertise to GomSpace. Throughout his career, he has successfully led growth initiatives, strategic partnerships, and customer engagement programs across global markets. His background includes leadership roles within the aerospace and technology sectors, where he developed a reputation for building high-performing commercial organizations and driving sustainable business growth.

“Benjamin’s impressive international experience and customer-centric approach will be invaluable as we continue to strengthen our position across EMEA,” says Carsten Drachmann. “His understanding of complex technology markets and ability to develop long-term strategic relationships align perfectly with GomSpace’s ambitions for future growth.”

The appointments underscore GomSpace’s commitment to investing in commercial excellence as the company continues to support customers in the defense, security, scientific, and commercial space sectors. With dedicated regional leadership teams now in place, GomSpace is well positioned to accelerate growth, deepen customer engagement, and expand access to its flight-proven space technologies across global markets.

For more information from GomSpace, please contact:

Anne Breüner (Head of Corporate Affairs)
Tel: +45 40 200 192
E-mail: anbr@gomspace.com 

Caroline Schwob (Marketing & Communication Director)
Tel: +33 680 042 226
E-mail: casc@gomspace.com 

About GomSpace Group AB
Founded in 2007, GomSpace is a global provider of small satellite solutions with customers in more than 60 countries. The company’s business operations are mainly conducted through the wholly owned Danish subsidiary, GomSpace A/S, with headquarters and operational facilities in Aalborg, Denmark. GomSpace also has key operations in Luxembourg, France, and the United States. GomSpace develops and delivers advanced systems and services that enable governments, commercial enterprises, and research institutions to achieve their objectives in space. The company’s expertise covers satellite subsystems, complete small satellite missions, and satellite operations, providing solutions that support smarter, faster, and more affordable access to space. The company is listed on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market in Stockholm under the ticker GOMX. FNCA Sweden AB is the Company’s Certified Adviser. For more information, please visit www.gomspace.com.

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Taiwan’s Unmanned Vehicle Alliance Unveils Smart UAV and Vehicle Management System to Empower Japan’s Smart Cities

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TOKYO, Nov. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — As Japan accelerates its national transition toward resilient urban infrastructure and automated logistics, Taiwan’s Unmanned Vehicle Alliance (UVA)—led by Global Shield Robotics (GSR)—has been advancing its comprehensive expansion into the Japanese market since April 2026. To mark this milestone, the GSR_UVA Alliance will host the “Taiwan Unmanned Vehicle Supply Chain Japan Industry Seminar” on November 10, 2026, from 13:30 to 17:00 at Meeting Room 2 on the 28th floor of Conrad Tokyo. Bringing together 17 elite Taiwanese hardware and software innovators, the alliance introduces a unified, non-China supply chain ecosystem spanning smart UAV command platforms, automated parking, and intelligent fleet logistics.

Driven by Japan’s stringent supply chain security standards and ongoing demographic shifts, municipal agencies and infrastructure operators are urgently adopting trustworthy automated solutions. The consortium bridges key technological gaps by integrating Taiwan’s world-class ICT, AI edge computing, and precision manufacturing with robust cyber-secure architectures. Among its core offerings, the alliance provides an integrated C2 platform featuring real-time AI computer vision and 3D spatial monitoring for disaster response, alongside 3drens’ InstaTMS platform to optimize last-mile dispatch routes with real-time IoT tracking.

“Our objective is not merely exporting hardware, but delivering a trusted, end-to-end operational framework,” said a spokesperson for Global Shield Robotics. “By integrating custom AIoT software with specialized hardware components, we offer Japanese partners a reliable, secure alternative aligned with Japan’s MIC technical standards and Level 4 BVLOS flight mandates.”

The alliance targets strategic partnerships with major Japanese System Integrators, government authorities, and top-tier logistics entities. Supported by Taiwan’s Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Administration (SMESA) and Taiwan Innovative Software and Services Association (TISSA), the coalition plans to showcase its integrated solutions at an upcoming B2B2C technology summit in Tokyo this September, aiming to forge deeper cross-border cooperation and drive next-generation smart city transformations.

About Unmanned Vehicle Alliance (UVA)

Led by Global Shield Robotics under the guidance of Taiwan’s SMESA, the Unmanned Vehicle Alliance brings together 17 leading technology providers across UAV platforms, AI servers, SaaS logistics, RF systems, and precision components. The alliance is committed to providing secure, reliable, and integrated autonomous solutions for international markets.

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