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.
NVIDIA has announced Halos for Robotics, the industry’s first full-stack safety architecture for physical AI systems, drawing on 18,600 engineering years of autonomous vehicle safety development, with Agility Robotics integrating it into Digit as the first commercial humanoid deployment.
Genesis AI has unveiled Eno, its first general-purpose robot, featuring a wheeled base, height-adjustable articulated tower, and proprietary dexterous hands matched to human hand dimensions, powered by the GENE foundation model and targeting industrial customer deployments by end of 2026.
Genesis AI and LG CNS have announced a long-term strategic partnership to evaluate and deploy Genesis’s Eno general-purpose robot and GENE AI foundation model across LG Group manufacturing and logistics operations in the U.S., with global expansion planned.