Get a systems perspective to scaling humanoids at the Robotics Summit

It will provide a technical roadmap for building smarter, safer, and more efficient humanoid robots. It will explore how integrated semiconductor technologies and optimized system design can enable the next generation of humanoids that perceive, think, and move more like humans — safely and efficiently.

Giovanni Campanella, the general manager of robotics at Texas Instruments, will lead present at 2:30 p.m. ET on Day 2 of the event.

Drawing from real-world design examples and reference architectures, Campanella will examine key design challenges. This will include high-bandwidth sensor fusion, real-time edge AI processing, precision motor control, and reliable communications among distributed subsystems. ##### QNX to bring hands-on demonstrations and new research to the Robotics Summit

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