Column: Robots have learned to move. They haven't learned to think

DIGITIMESOctober 7, 2026en

At IROS 2026, one of the world's top robotics conferences, held in Pittsburgh at the end of September, a robot startup's booth featured a dual-arm robot catching, in midair, sticks dropped at random from above. The demonstration is one of many this year showing robots dancing, doing parkour, and even running half marathons—but the real question is what those performances actually prove about physical AI.

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