
Valtech Identifies Shortcomings in Agent-Based AI
The Valtech study “The Agentic Age” shows that skilled workers are open to agentic AI, while many companies have not yet established integrated AI-supported work processes.

SensoPart and Cambrian Robotics
Cambrian Robotics and SensoPart are jointly developing an AI-powered solution for 3D-guided robotic applications. The combination of vision sensors and AI is designed to simplify gripping and positioning processes.

AI agents support security operations centers, but so far they lack a permanent memory. A technical article explains the challenges facing autonomous security automation.

Industrial AI and Manufacturing
Siemens and IFS are collaborating to use industrial AI to enable a closed-loop digital twin across the entire plant lifecycle. The goal is to more closely link design data with real-world operational information and optimize industrial processes.

Following the failure of “Claude Fable 5,” the AI consulting firm Neurawork recommends a robust AI strategy focused on data sovereignty, reliability, and governance.

Alibaba is expanding its Qwen model family with a robotics suite for Physical AI. The three models support manipulation, navigation, and simulation for autonomous robotic systems

Qualcomm is acquiring the AI software company Modular. The goal is to expand an open software platform for generative and agent-based AI in edge, cloud, and data center environments.

The Taiwan Expo Europe 2026 in Warsaw brought together more than 3,000 visitors and over 100 Taiwanese companies. The event focused on semiconductors, AI, and resilient supply chains.

As part of the EU project FlexBit, Fraunhofer IFF is developing an AI-powered platform to optimize energy storage systems and manage industrial energy-sharing systems. The concept is being tested in an Industrial Energy Community in Magdeburg and is gaining additional relevance due to the new regulatory framework for energy sharing.

Digital twins instead of a flood of documents: Vertiv integrates 'SmartRun' into 'Nvidia Omniverse DSX' to accelerate the planning and implementation of AI factories.

Infineon Technologies integrates the hardware security module 'Optiga TPM SLB 9672' into Nvidia's 'Jetson Thor' computing platforms for robotics and autonomous systems. The module secures cryptographic keys directly at chip level and thus protects the system integrity against manipulation and unauthorized access.