Cyberwave
"Where Physical AI is Built"
Physical-AI infrastructure platform giving developers one API to abstract, simulate via digital twins, and orchestrate any robot or sensor fleet.
Cyberwave is a physical-AI infrastructure company building a developer platform that makes the physical world programmable. It provides a single software layer to abstract, simulate and orchestrate any robot, drone, autonomous vehicle, sensor or camera through code, regardless of manufacturer or proprietary protocol. The platform's core building blocks include hardware abstraction that exposes one API surface for any device; digital twins that act as live, programmable representations of each robot for simulation, testing and training before deployment; edge AI inference and an edge runtime for real-time local execution; teleoperation with full audit trails; a model-agnostic AI runtime with policy routing and fallback chains; a workflow engine for composable automation; fleet orchestration for multi-robot mission planning; and a safety, policy and governance layer with identity, signed commands and observability. Components span a cloud platform, Studio, APIs, CLI and edge runtime, SDK, an MCP server and a mobile app, supported by a catalog of robot digital twins such as quadrupeds, enterprise drones, industrial arms and IP cameras.
Developers can pick a twin, write logic, validate it in simulation, then deploy the same code to real hardware across sites with OTA updates and rollback. Target use cases include automated asset and infrastructure inspection, flexible manufacturing, physical security and pipeline monitoring. Cyberwave was founded in Milan in 2025 and operates across Italy, Switzerland and the United States, citing partners including NVIDIA, AWS, SAP and KPMG.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Cyberwave Platform
Physical-AI infrastructure: one API for any robot, digital twins, edge runtime and fleet orchestration with governance.
Digital Twin Catalog
Catalog of programmable robot digital twins you can code against, simulate, and deploy to real hardware.
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WEBSITE
https://cyberwave.comHEADQUARTERS
Italy
Company Facts
Founded
2025
Primary Role
Software/Algorithm
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Primary Region
Europe
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SAP SE (SAP), Cyberwave Deploy Autonomous AI Robots in Logistics Warehouse
SAP SE and Cyberwave have successfully deployed fully autonomous, AI-powered robots in SAP's logistics warehouse located in St. Leon-Rot, Germany, as of May 11, 2026. This initiative represents a significant advancement for SAP, transitioning its Physical AI technology from research to practical application. The robots, powered by SAP’s cloud-native Logistics Management solution and the SAP Business Technology Platform, are now capable of performing various tasks including box folding, packaging, and shipping fulfillment. The deployment addresses common challenges in logistics robotics, such as unpredictable environments and diverse object shapes that often hinder traditional systems. Cyberwave's innovative platform utilizes Vision-Language-Action and Reinforcement Learning models, enabling non-expert operators to teach robots new tasks through simple demonstrations. This approach significantly reduces training time from weeks to hours and allows robots to adapt to dynamic conditions in real-time. As a result of this integration, SAP has reported increased warehouse throughput and a decrease in physically demanding tasks for human workers. The project serves as a successful reference implementation, showcasing how a robust digital infrastructure combined with adaptive AI can enhance logistics operations. Both SAP and Cyberwave are now focused on further developing these Embodied AI capabilities to support future large-scale deployments.
SAP and Cyberwave Deploy Fully Autonomous AI-Powered Robots in Live SAP Logistics Warehouse
SAP has taken a significant step in its strategic expansion of Physical AI capabilities by operationalizing advanced robotics within its facilities. This initiative, announced last year, represents a major milestone for the company as it seeks to enhance its operational efficiency and innovation. By integrating advanced robotics into its operations, SAP aims to streamline processes and improve productivity. This development not only showcases SAP's commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technology but also positions the company at the forefront of the evolving landscape of automation in the industry. The implementation of these robotics is expected to take place in the coming months, reflecting SAP's ongoing efforts to transform its business practices and adapt to the demands of a rapidly changing market.
