ROBOTWORLD 2026 to Launch in South Korea Featuring Physical AI and AI Manufacturing
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The ROBOTWORLD 2026 exhibition will take place from November 4 to 7, 2026, at KINTEX in Goyang, South Korea, featuring 402 companies from 17 countries. The event will focus on Physical AI and AI-driven manufacturing systems, with notable international exhibitors including Advantech from Taiwan, Fanuc from Japan, and Booster Robotics from China.
This exhibition is significant as it highlights the growing importance of AI technologies in robotics, particularly in manufacturing. The International Robot Business Conference 2026 will run concurrently, featuring 36 sessions that address AI integration in production, humanoid robotics, and mobility. Qualcomm and NVIDIA will participate in key tracks, showcasing their advancements in these areas.
ROBOTWORLD 2026 will introduce a new humanoid pavilion, showcasing various robotic technologies, including Rainbow Robotics' RBY series and Neuromeka's Physical Skill Foundation technology. The anticipated growth in industrial robot installations, projected to reach 655,000 units in 2026, underscores the relevance of this event in the evolving robotics landscape.
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韓国の「ROBOTWORLD 2026」が11/4から開幕 フィジカルAIとAI製造をテーマにヒューマノイドパビリオンを新設
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