Deloitte Taiwan seminar highlights system integration as Physical AI moves into industrial applications
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Taiwan's next opportunity in Physical AI may depend less on individual robot components than on its ability to integrate hardware, software, sensing and control into deployable industrial systems, industry and research leaders said at a Deloitte Taiwan seminar in Taichung on September 15.
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