CES 2026 highlights industrial Physical AI and robotics as mainstream business reality
Image: Primary CES 2026 presented industrial physical AI and robotics as established elements of business operations. Robotics appeared at the event under the banner of physical AI. The technology converts artificial intelligence advances into machines that handle complex real-world tasks.
Analytical AI helps robots analyze larger volumes of data for improved decisions. Generative AI enables training through simulations rather than fixed programming. Humanoid robots are advancing from limited functions to roles as collaborative assistants.
Robotics applications are growing in home, industrial, medical, supply chain and mobility areas. The developments target gains in safety, efficiency and workforce resilience. Companies exhibiting robotics technology included Hyundai, Primech AI, Richtech Robotics, Sharpa, Tuya, Yarbo International Inc. and YuShu Technology Co. Ltd.
Siemens AG President and CEO Roland Busch introduced tools to speed the industrial AI revolution. NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang participated in the announcement of an expanded partnership. The partnership focuses on developing an industrial AI operating system.
Siemens released Digital Twin Composer software for large-scale industrial metaverse applications. PepsiCo executive Athina Kanioura described use of the software to model upgrades at U.S. facilities. The company plans to expand the approach globally.
Siemens also promoted technologies for faster drug discovery, autonomous driving and manufacturing efficiency. A new collaboration will integrate industrial AI into Meta Ray-Ban AI Glasses. Enterprise systems at the event incorporated robotics and AI as core requirements for competition.
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