The Physical AI Conference is making its way to San Jose, highlighting how robotics and autonomous systems are becoming mainstream. This event gathers engineers, industry leaders, and AI pioneers focused on turning digital intelligence into physical action. It’s a key moment to see how AI is moving beyond software into real-world applications. The Rise of
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Self-driving trucks have been a work in progress for over a decade. After many challenges, a major player in the industry, Aurora, is now moving from testing to real-world operations. Their CEO, Chris Urmson, explains why autonomous trucking is finally reaching a tipping point and how the industry is set to grow rapidly this year.
Nuro, the autonomous vehicle company backed by Uber and other major players, has received a new permit to test its driverless Uber robotaxis on California roads. This is a significant step forward for both companies as they prepare for broader deployment of autonomous taxis across the state. The permit allows Nuro to operate its vehicles
Integrating physical AI into vehicles is becoming a key goal for automakers eager to push the boundaries of automotive technology. A recent partnership between Qualcomm and Wayve shows how hardware and software companies can work together to deliver advanced driver assistance systems that are ready for production. By combining their expertise, they aim to make
C5i, an AI and analytics company, has introduced a new platform called Agent5i. It’s designed to help organizations safely and confidently expand their use of autonomous agents across their operations. The platform provides a strong governance foundation, making it easier to integrate AI into mission-critical workflows and ensure they run reliably and securely. Built for
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Arm has announced a major reorganization, creating a new division dedicated to Physical AI. This move highlights how enterprise AI is shifting from data centers to real-world machines. The company is now splitting its operations into three main groups: cloud and AI tech, edge products like smartphones and PCs, and the fresh Physical AI division
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2026 marks a major shift in artificial intelligence. The focus is moving from experimenting with models to deploying fully autonomous systems that can act independently. These systems will be smarter, more energy-efficient, and capable of navigating complex industrial environments with little human oversight. The Rise of Autonomous Systems This year, the AI landscape transitions from
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NASA is taking a big step toward future moon missions by introducing a robotic rover that will operate alongside astronauts on the lunar surface. This isn’t just any robot—it’s a specially designed autonomous vehicle that will help scientists gather important data about the moon’s environment. The rover’s main goal is to assist crew members during
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Pony.ai, a leading name in autonomous vehicle technology, is making big moves to expand its robotaxi services. The company has announced a new partnership with Sunlight Mobility, focusing on a smarter, asset-light approach to building its fleet. This strategy aims to make growth faster and more cost-effective, marking an important step in the company’s plans
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Waymo is taking a big step forward in self-driving cars. Starting soon, it will offer driverless taxi services on highways in three major US cities: Los Angeles, Phoenix, and San Francisco. This means passengers will be able to take rides not just on city streets but also on high-speed roads, including routes to San Jose
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