The diverse realms of research in robotics are generally organized into five overarching clusters, each representing a distinct focus in the field (see figure below). The automation cluster encompasses research areas such as agricultural robotics and food-industry automation, automation for flexible and digital manufacturing, and collaborative human-centred automation. The mobility and logistics cluster includes investigations into aerial robotics and unmanned aerial vehicles, autonomous ground vehicles, and intelligent transportation systems. The human-centred and life-like robotics cluster delves into domains such as bio-inspired robotics, human movement understanding, human-robot interaction and coordination, and wearable robotics. The health and medical robotics cluster involves research in automation in health care management, cognitive robotics and neuro-robotics, rehabilitation robotics, and surgical and therapeutic robotics, to name a few. The robotics foundation cluster covers fundamental aspects like robot ethics, robot motion planning and control, robot vision, and robot learning, laying the groundwork for the broader landscape of robotics research.