Physical AI ‘space race’: can Europe compete with China and the US in humanoid robotics?
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European firms say they are fighting to secure a foothold in physical AI – the integration of artificial intelligence into robotics and machinery – as China and the United States take an early lead in the sector, with industry insiders warning the continent faces the threat of further deindustrialisation if it fails to establish a competitive industry. “You see China and the US … because of AI … typically they are considered the leaders, but do not count out Europe,” said David Kehr, president...
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Physical AI ‘space race’: can Europe compete with China and the US in humanoid robotics?
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