Computer numerical control machining is a manufacturing process that uses computer software to control machine tools for cutting, shaping, and finishing parts. The machines follow precise programmed instructions, allowing complex components to be produced with high accuracy and consistency. This method reduces manual labor and minimizes errors compared to traditional machining. Computer numerical control machining is commonly used to work with metals, plastics, and composites. It is a core technology in modern manufacturing industries such as aerospace, automotive, and industrial production.
Airbus has placed a six-figure order for humanoid robots from UBTech, marking one of the largest industrial deployments of humanoid robotics in aerospace manufacturing to date.
Asus is winding down new smartphone development as it redirects resources toward AI computing, robotics, and physical AI systems for industrial and enterprise markets.
NEURA Robotics and Bosch have formed a strategic partnership to industrialize humanoid robots and physical AI in Germany, combining real-world data collection with large-scale manufacturing expertise.