The 2026 Taiwan AI Robot Festival is set to take place on April 14, 2026, at the National Chengchi University Business and Management Center. This significant event aims to delve into the evolving landscape of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) within the manufacturing sector.
Key industry figures, including NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, have emphasized that the advent of Physical AI will transform every industrial company into a robotics company. As World Model technology matures, AI is transitioning from a virtual presence in servers to a tangible force in the physical world, unlocking new possibilities for robotics and autonomous vehicles.
Foxconn Chairman Liu Yangwei noted that AI and robotics technologies are reshaping global manufacturing logic, enhancing efficiency while simultaneously reducing costs—an essential factor for maintaining competitive advantage. The collaboration between Foxconn and NVIDIA has led to the development of AI-driven humanoid robots, trained in real factory environments, which accelerates deployment and enables large-scale implementation across manufacturing sites.
The festival will feature discussions on crucial topics such as defining new standards for Physical AI, the acceleration of smart factory implementations through embodied intelligence, edge AI, high-precision motion control, and teaching autonomous vehicles to think like humans.
Chen Dalun, a product manager from Syntec Technology, will participate in the forum, sharing insights on how to leverage AI to optimize manufacturing pathways and transform traditional manufacturing into highly autonomous smart centers.
For those interested in attending, registration for the 2026 AI Robot Industry Forum is now open. This event promises to be a pivotal moment for understanding the latest advancements in Physical AI and positioning in the robotics and autonomous vehicle business models.
Event Details:
Date: April 14, 2026
Time: 10:20 AM - 10:40 AM
Location: National Chengchi University Business and Management Center
Registration Link: 2026 AI Robot Festival Registration
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