Skild and Universal Robots deploy Physical AI models onto robotic arms for industrial applications
According to Huxiu, in September Skild disclosed it was partnering with Nvidia and Foxconn to deploy Physical AI models onto dual-arm robotic systems for the Blackwell system’s precision assembly. Four days later, Universal Robots announced a new generation platform redesigned for easier integration of cameras, sensors, and AI apps onto its robotic arms. Sanctuary AI also moved to deploy Physical AI onto industrial robots, rather than wait for humanoid robots to commercialize, with a June announcement of applying it to automotive wiring verification.
Key facts
- 01Skild disclosed a collaboration with Nvidia and Foxconn to deploy Physical AI on dual-arm robotic systems for the Blackwell system.
- 02Universal Robots announced a new generation platform with redesigned control cabinet and end-effector connectors to enable easier integration of cameras, sensors, and AI apps.
- 03Sanctuary AI announced in June it is deploying Physical AI to industrial robotic arms for automotive wiring verification.
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