[Edaily Reporter Lee Hye-ra] #T-Robotics announced on the 10th that it will unveil physical AI technology suitable for industrial applications at "Smart Tech Korea 2026" (STK 2026).

T-Robotics will invite representatives from global clients both domestically and internationally to this exhibition to showcase industrial physical AI technology capable of actual process automation and deployment in production sites. The company plans to demonstrate its industrial task execution capabilities based on high-speed, high-precision control by implementing a series of work processes where robots directly pick up boxes, pack them, and transport them to designated locations.
T-Robotics explained that it possesses differentiated technological competitiveness in terms of the precision and stability of robot movements. Based on sophisticated control technology that minimizes even the slightest tremors and fast motion performance, the company has achieved a level of refinement suitable for application in actual manufacturing processes.
T-Robotics recently participated in “KAIROS,” a physical AI-based dark factory demonstration project led by KAIST. This project aims to build a 24-hour autonomous production system based on AI and robotics.
In addition, the company is expanding its collaboration with global firms such as Japan’s FANUC and THK in the fields of physical AI and smart factories.
Based on these efforts, T-Robotics plans to accelerate its push into the market for next-generation smart factory solutions that combine industrial robots with AI.
A T-Robotics official stated, “What matters most in industrial settings are precision, stability, and the ability to perform repetitive tasks,” adding, “At this exhibition, visitors will be able to witness industrial physical AI technology that is ready for immediate application in actual manufacturing environments.”
STK 2026 is being held for three days from today through the 12th at COEX in Gangnam-gu, Seoul.