Fujitsu and Carnegie Mellon University Jointly Develop Physical AI OS, First Version to Launch in 2026

In scenarios like factory automation and hospital assistance, the flexible adaptability of robots has long been an industry pain point. How to make robots adapt to complex environments like humans is a key focus in AI and robotics.

Fujitsu recently announced a joint physical AI research center with Carnegie Mellon University in the US. They will co-develop a physical AI OS for robots, with plans to release the first version in 2026.

This collaboration uses CMU's Robotics Innovation Center in Pittsburgh, aiming for human-robot collaboration by 2030, with future applications in factories and hospitals.