Hyundai Heavy Industries Robotics, a robotics subsidiary of Hyundai Heavy Industries Group, announced Sunday that it had partnered with Palantir Technologies to co-develop physical AI solutions. According to Sina Finance, the collaboration aims to use physical AI to transform on-site operations and redefine engineers’ roles in industrial-site management. The company’s chief technology officer, Ahn Seong-hwan, recently attended Palantir’s Sovereign AI Bootcamp in New York, which focused on improving AI-enabled business competitiveness while protecting companies’ core data and business information. At the event, Ahn outlined Hyundai Heavy Industries Robotics’ strategy and future vision for deploying physical AI, as well as the partners’ direction for developing solutions. Palantir Chief Revenue Officer Ryan Taylor said the companies would start with projects capable of producing measurable results in the short term and planned to connect Hyundai Heavy Industries Robotics’ equipment to Palantir’s AI platform to help uncover business opportunities and turn the company’s industry expertise into a competitive advantage that can be scaled faster.
