RoboticsTomorrow

The emerging circular economy introduces new challenges and new application areas for automation. One of them is EV battery disassembly. Unlike traditional industrial environments, battery disassembly operates without stable geometries, consistent designs, or reliable data.

Only by combining radar and vision with edge AI processing in one unit could we deliver a system fast enough, reliable enough and robust enough to meet the demands of next-generation autonomy.

Live demonstrations featuring NVIDIA-based edge AI systems, robotic automation, lightweight VLM deployment and agentic AI workflows will showcase real-time AI processing at the edge.

Autonomous robots can perform tasks with limited human intervention, while Physical AI gives machines the ability to understand their environment, make decisions, and interact with the physical world more effectively.

Adding AI to a robot can take months to develop a field deployable solution, even for experienced software developers . There is a faster way.

In robotics, there’s peak performance, and there’s everyday performance. The strain of scaling from the controlled pilot environment to the uncontrolled stress of real-time operations is where many deployments fall apart.

These are systems that do not simply simulate the physical world but actively reason about it and act on it in real time, powered by a spatial computing stack combining foundation models, AI-generated software, and high-fidelity 3D sensing.

Modern robotic platforms should be designed with security as a foundational principle, incorporating architectural controls such as least-privilege execution, strong isolation between system components, and robust fault containment.

Our engineering team can help improve your robotics process results, and our sales engineers can draw on a deep reservoir of knowledge and tactics for vibration analysis, on-board spindle monitoring, aggregates, and more to protect uptime.

The dangerous part of automation is the false confidence that comes before the robot is even built. The companies that win with automation usually spend less time being impressed by the demo and more time questioning the process behind it.