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A new generation of robots is taking shape in Switzerland

Swiss start-ups are developing cutting-edge robots that combine novel hardware with artificial intelligence (AI). The companies now face the challenge of converting innovative research into viable businesses in the face of intense global competition from the United States and China. From humanoids, drones and self-driving vehicles to machines that operate in dangerous environments, robots are pushing the frontiers of mobility, flexibility and self-learning. Equipped with enhanced sensory capabilities and decision-making faculties, robots can now adapt to new challenges in unpredictable environments. This practical application of artificial intelligence in the real world has been dubbed ‘physical AI’. A growing number of Swiss firms are developing a new generation of robots for production lines, aerial reconnaissance, oil rig inspection, construction sites, office cleaning, data centre maintenance and other utilities. Some have caught the eye of global investors, manufacturers and ... Full story here Are you the author?
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