In other news, Kawasaki opens a Silicon Valley center to expand physical AI collaboration between the U.S. and Japan, and Stellantis plans to partner with Accenture and Nvidia on digital twins.
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Manufacturers are looking to leverage artificial intelligence-powered robots and technologies to enhance their operations and improve efficiencies.
Here are some notable physical AI-related updates from May.
Fanuc, Google team-up on factory robots
Industrial robot maker Fanuc has partnered with Google to deliver “smarter, more adaptive robots” for manufacturers, the companies said May 19.
Stellantis partnership with Accenture and NVIDIA highlights a broader shift in the AI industry beyond chatbots and copilots…
Center set to house robots to be used for demonstrations with US partner companies
Japan industrial group's joint development initiative includes Microsoft, Fujitsu
Los robots desarrollados podrán adaptarse a tareas variables y gestionar cargas desde 3 kilos hasta más de 2 toneladas
Kawasaki Heavy Industries jumped 12% on news of a physical-AI partnership with Nvidia, Microsoft, Fujitsu, and Analog Devices,…
Nvidia and Google are among a handful of major tech giants developing models for robotics and so-called "phyiscal AI."
