The plant will develop software for AI-supported robots as BMW looks to advance humanoid robotics for component production.
This display is part of Hyundai's "School of Football" campaign, with the ultimate goal of transferring these skills to practical, real-world applications.
Building on the campaign, Hyundai has also rolled out initiatives such as hosting youth soccer camps and introducing immersive fan experiences.
The brand's new employee ID card case integrates MagSafe capability and a modular reel holder allowing employees to carry it however they wish.
Built on the XPENG GX platform, the Robotaxi is powered by four self-developed Turing AI chips and is engineered to L4 autonomous driving standards.
This project aims to integrate humanoid robotics into existing series production of cars and production of batteries and components.
Visitors on the Las Vegas strip can now order an Ioniq 5 robotaxi via the Uber ride-hailing app.
All three parties will begin preparations for a pilot deployment in Tokyo by late 2026, starring the Nissan Leaf powered by the Wayve AI Driver.
Based on Hyundai Rotem's electrified, unmanned vehicle, the HR-Sherpa, four of these robots have just been donated to South Korea's National Fire Agency.
The bZ4X Robotaxi is jointly developed by Pony.ai, Toyota Motor China, and GAC Toyota, and will feature the former's seventh gen autonomous driving system.
Together with NVIDIA, both brands will be collaborating with Uber to create a robotaxi ecosystem based on the new S-Class.
HMG will also promote the establishment of its Physical AI Application Centre and build a plant based on customised robotic technologies developed via AI.
At the event, HMG will showcase its new Atlas robot and reveal its strategic AI Robotics learning, training, and expansion plans.
This driverless shuttle service will be based on the new Mercedes-Benz S-Class and will first launch in Abu Dhabi.
At the event, XPENG unveiled four of its applications centred around "Physical AI", which includes robotaxis, humanoid robots, and flying cars.
Tests found that the X-ble Shoulder has potential to alleviate shoulder joint loads for farmers.
The Spot Robot Coding Workshop is recommended for children aged 6 to 12, and beginning on 13 September 2025, will run every Saturday and Sunday.
This is part of the ongoing digitalisation strategy at the Dusseldorf plant, as it will rely on autonomous robotic systems in production in the future.
At the heart of this partnership is a commitment to creating human-centred environments, where robots and humans work alongside each other seamlessly.
The X-ble Shoulder is an industrial wearable robotic device designed to assist upper-arm strength and reduce musculoskeletal loads.