Shanghai, China, 7th Aug 2026 — A Foxconn-developed humanoid robot featuring a proprietary robot controller from SEER Robotics, a platform-based embodied AI robotics company, wasprominently showcased at NVIDIA GTC 2026, highlighting the growing importance of robot control technologies in the development of Physical AI.
During the keynote presentation, NVIDIA Founder and CEO Jensen Huang showcased a global robotics ecosystem featuring humanoid robots, quadruped robots, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and other robotic systems, demonstrating the industry’s transition from digital AI applications toward physical-world intelligence.
According to industry supply chain information, the Foxconn humanoid robot positioned at the center of NVIDIA’s robotics showcase incorporates a proprietary controller developed by SEER Robotics. The controller serves as a core component of the company’s “Robot Brain” technology, providing motion control, system coordination, and integration capabilities required for advanced robotic applications.
The showcase reflects a broader transformation in the robotics industry. As robot applications expand across diverse forms and scenarios, competition is increasingly shifting beyond individual robotic products toward the underlying control architectures and technology platforms that enable robots to be developed, integrated, deployed, and scaled efficiently.
Traditional robotics architectures often face challenges related to hardware-software fragmentation, interoperability, and deployment complexity. Standardized and interoperable control architectures can connect hardware components, perception modules, AI models, and application ecosystems, enabling unified development, continuous iteration, and scalable deployment of robotic systems.
Unlike companies focused primarily on individual robotic products, SEER Robotics represents an emerging platform-based approach to robotics development. Built around its proprietary “Robot Brain” technology, the company focuses on robot control systems, open platform development, and compatibility across different robotic systems, providing foundational technology for diverse robotics applications.
Following its recent listing in Hong Kong, SEER Robotics continues to expand its global ecosystem partnerships through its focus on robot control technologies and open robotics platforms.
Industry observers note that the commercialization of embodied AI will depend not only on advances in AI models and robotic hardware, but also on stable, open, and scalable technology foundations that support real-world deployment. Companies developing interoperable robotics platforms are expected to play an important role in the next phase of Physical AI adoption.
About SEER Robotics
SEER Robotics is a platform-based embodied AI robotics company specializing in robot controllers, AMRs, and embodied intelligent robots. Built around its intelligent robot control system, known as the “robot brain,” the company has developed an open robotics platform supporting over 2,000 robot models, delivers 1,000+ robotics solutions, and serves more than 2,100 customers across 20+ industries worldwide.
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