Qisda unit expands robot computing platform into Europe and U.S. supply chains
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Acepillar, a unit of Qisda, said it has extended its industrial PC, motion control, and automation capabilities into humanoid robotics as global demand shifts toward high-compute, low-latency control systems. The company said its integrated computing platform has passed overseas customer validation, entered mass delivery, and is now being applied in international humanoid robot deployments, including in Europe and the US.
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