Univers Presents Platform for Physical AI at VivaTech 2026

Jun 16, 2026
Univers unveiled its Platform for Physical AI at VivaTech 2026 in Paris. The platform integrates AI, energy management, and process optimization across infrastructure and industrial operations, connecting over 400 million devices and managing more than 1,000 GW of energy assets worldwide.

Univers announced in a press release the launch of its Platform for Physical AI at VivaTech 2026 in Paris. The new version of its platform suite enables companies to integrate energy, infrastructure, and industrial operations within a single intelligent network.

The Platform for Physical AI combines AI, energy management, and process optimization, drawing on Univers' experience in managing complex physical systems. The company describes its continuous learning approach as "Compounding Intelligence," allowing enterprises to apply generative, interactive, and autonomous AI confidently in critical environments.

Univers currently connects over 400 million devices and manages more than 1,000 GW of energy assets across sectors including energy, buildings, transport, logistics, and industry. The company operates four European competence centers focused on solar, wind, mobility, and energy and resources, supporting businesses in improving infrastructure efficiency and transitioning toward autonomous operations.

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