[CES 2026] Hyundai Motor Group develops AI chips for robots

LAS VEGAS — Hyundai Motor Group has completed development of its long-awaited artificial intelligence (AI) chips for robots, marking a critical step toward building a robust supply chain and infrastructure in the era of physical AI, the company said Thursday (local time). The global automaker and emerging robotics powerhouse has teamed up with DEEPX for the joint development of the on-device AI chip for three years. DEEPX is an advanced AI chipmaker and computing solutions developer. The group’s Robotics LAB showcased the milestone at CES Foundry 2026, the tech fair’s first sub-program dedicated to discussions on AI, quantum computing and other cutting-edge future technologies. The on-device AI chips are also ready to be mass-produced, helping the automaker to build a stable supply chain for its overall robotics business. Hyundai Motor Group highlighted physical AI — the integration of hardware and artificial intelligence — as a key future revenue area during CES 2026. The automaker introduced several advanced robots, including Atlas and the multi-purpose self-driving Mobile EcWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times