BMW, the luxury German carmaker, is testing humanoid robots at its production facility in the east German city of Leipzig, ...

BMW Group is stepping up the use of physical AI across its production network.

The BMW Group is launching a pilot project to use humanoid robots at its Leipzig plant in Germany, with the aim of ...

German carmaker BMW is bringing humanoid robots to its European factories for the first time, the Hexagon Aeon to be deployed ...

Group joins Tesla and other carmakers as industry turns to AI-powered robots to cut labour and manufacturing costs ...

Humanoid robots are heading to the Leipzig plant to assemble batteries, expanding on a U.S. pilot that logged thousands of ...

BMW Group is launching a pilot with humanoid robots at its Leipzig plant as it brings “physical AI” into European car production.

Inside the Leipzig plant, humanoid robots will learn real production tasks as BMW experiments with a new era of AI-assisted manufacturing.

Company executives describe intelligent robots as tools for ergonomically demanding and safety-critical tasks, but it feels an awful lot like we’ve heard this one before.

For years, humanoid robots have existed in the imagination of automotive engineers as a distant promise, compelling in theory ...

The two AI-powered Aeon robots – touted as being smart enough to make their own decisions – will work alongside human staff.