Seeing Machines Launches Physical AI Platform for Humanoid Robots

August 17, 2026
Seeing Machines has launched a Physical AI Platform for robots and industrial automation. The system builds 3D perception maps to help robots understand people, objects, and surroundings.

Seeing Machines Limited has launched its Physical AI Platform for humanoid robots and industrial automation, announced in a press release. The Canberra company said the platform applies its human centered AI work from driver and occupant monitoring to robotics.

The platform creates a dynamic 3D perception map of people, objects, and surroundings. It is designed to help robots understand spatial relationships, interpret human behavior, anticipate risk, and make decisions in real time.

Seeing Machines said its driver and occupant monitoring technology is deployed in more than eight million vehicles. The new platform extends that sensing work into robots that may operate in factories, workplaces, hospitals, homes, public spaces, warehouses, mining sites, and industrial automation settings.

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