Events & Conferences

Physical AI at CES 2026 spotlighted tangible tech, blending AI cognition with physical actions in robots and vehicles. Key components include multi-sensor perception for environment mapping, predictive modeling to foresee movements, and precise control systems for tasks like folding laundry or avoiding obstacles. Challenges like low-latency edge processing were addressed via Nvidia's Cosmos Reason 2 for simulations and Jetson T4000 for efficient hardware. Announcements featured Isaac GR00T N1.6 for humanoid control, Arm's dedicated Physical AI unit, and Boston Dynamics' Atlas updates for manufacturing. These pave the way for safer automation in homes, factories, and autonomous driving, potentially boosting productivity by 30-50% in repetitive tasks.