CES 2026 Puts Physical AI and Robots at the Center of Tech’s Next Wave
CES 2026 marked a turning point for Physical AI, as humanoids, autonomous machines, and AI-driven platforms moved from experiments to scalable, real-world systems.
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CES 2026 marked a turning point for Physical AI, as humanoids, autonomous machines, and AI-driven platforms moved from experiments to scalable, real-world systems.
CES 2026 focuses on major AI, robotics, and automation trends revealed at one of the world’s largest technology events.
Artificial intelligence is the technology that enables machines to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as learning and decision-making.
The Allen Institute for AI has released Molmo 2, an open multimodal model designed to deliver stronger video and image understanding with significantly less training data. The model targets robotics,…
Researchers at the University of Utah used artificial intelligence to improve control of a robotic prosthetic hand, reducing cognitive effort while increasing grip precision and stability.
MIT engineers developed an AI-controlled aerial microrobot capable of flying with speed and agility comparable to insects, marking a major advance in micro-scale robotics.