QNX debuted its 'Inside the Robot: Architecture Benchmark Report' at last week's Robotics Summit & Expo. The report focuses on how the company's deterministic microkernel architecture provides real-time control and robust cybersecurity for robots navigating human environments.
QNX partners with industry giants NVIDIA and Intel to optimize operating systems for high-performance computing, aiming to ensure the next generation of autonomous systems is both secure and reliable.
The episode of The Robot Report Podcast also covered Slamcore raising $14M for warehouse automation safety and Proteus gaining natural-language ability as Amazon expands European robot deployments.
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