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Samsung AI and robotics technology developments
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Samsung has held two several major technology events focused on the advancement of artificial intelligence and robotics. In August 2026, the Samsung R&D Institute India-Bangalore hosted the second Samsung ennovateX conference. The event, themed ‘AI for Living,’ focused on the shift toward proactive and agentic AI systems that are context-aware and capable of executing multi-step tasks. Following this, Samsung SDS hosted the ‘RX ART 2026’ event in California. This initiative California, which focused on robotics transformation and industrial integration. Through integration through collaborations with physical AI companies, companies. Building on these initiatives, Samsung SDS unveiled its enterprise AI Transformation (AX) strategy and robotics roadmap during the event aimed ‘REAL Summit 2026’ in Seoul. The company introduced a ‘Multi-Dimensional AI Full Stack’ approach to verify real-world use cases connect infrastructure, platforms, and applications to drive business profitability. Key upcoming developments include the October launch of ‘Brity Works Co-work,’ an enterprise AI agent designed for robotics complex tasks, and a ‘Client Zero’ strategy to validate AI performance within Samsung’s own internal processes. Regarding robotics, Samsung SDS announced plans to launch a ‘Robot Orchestration Platform’ by 2027 to connect production facilities with robots, aiming to drive ‘Robot Transformation (RX)’ in manufacturing, shipbuilding, manufacturing and plant environments, specifically targeting logistics. To support these services, the automation company intends to expand its team of component handling and precision manipulation. Forward Deployed Engineers to approximately 200 specialists this year.
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