Bigwave Robotics, an industrial physical AI company, said on Monday it has launched Hyper Foundry, an integrated development platform that connects robot data collection, AI model training and validation, and deployment to real robots. The company said the platform bundles robot hardware, GPU servers and data and training environments, reducing the need to connect separate technologies. It targets universities and research institutes as well as manufacturing and logistics field trials.

Samsung SDS is accelerating its push into the physical AI market, leveraging expertise built in manufacturing and its manufacturing execution system capabilities. The company unveiled a physical AI strategy focused on robotics transformation at an enterprise conference in Seoul and created new RX teams within its cloud services division. It formed the Team REX robotics partnership with 10 global firms and is pursuing investment and cooperation with Walden Robotics. It plans to launch a robot orchestration platform from 2027.