Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing is a standardized system used in engineering and manufacturing to define the allowable variation in part geometry. It uses symbols, rules, and tolerances to clearly communicate how a part should be manufactured and inspected. GD&T helps ensure that components fit together and function correctly, even when minor variations occur during production. This system reduces ambiguity in technical drawings and improves consistency across suppliers and production teams. Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing is widely used in CNC machining, mechanical design, and industrial manufacturing.
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.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declared humanoid robots “very very close” to industrial deployment as he and Hyundai Executive Chair Chung Euisun detailed plans to expand their physical AI and robotics partnership, with Huang also committing to join Hyundai’s $5.9 billion South Korean AI Valley initiative.
VinDynamics, the robotics arm of Vietnam’s Vingroup, has signed an MOU with Skild AI to integrate the Skild Brain foundation model into its humanoid robots, targeting real-world deployment across manufacturing, logistics, hospitality, and commercial services.