Physical AI Lab

Kozuchi Physical OS is a coordination layer for robots, sensors, business systems and shared space—not a replacement for every robot controller.

Reliable Robotics is testing remotely piloted regional cargo aircraft, not small delivery drones. eIPP participation creates evidence; it is not commercial approval.

DexHand021 Pro, DexHand021 and DexHand021 S serve different manipulation needs. DexTele turns human demonstrations into synchronized training episodes.

Walker C1 targets guidance, shopping help, patrol and education, with 3 m/s-plus motion listed. Walker S2 prioritizes industrial payload and continuous operation.

AgiBot A3 is a 173 cm, 55 kg biped with a listed 10-hour runtime. Real deployment still depends on hand choice, floor conditions and mission energy.

Galbot G1 pairs a 173 cm, 92.5 kg body with 10 kg dual-arm payload and an 8-hour lab rating. Price, lead time and task fit still require a quote and pilot.

Japan’s five-company Physical AI effort is an exploration of shared control infrastructure, not a finished joint robot or new joint venture.

R-dog targets the stairs, curbs and thresholds that stop wheeled delivery robots. It remains a concept with commercial deployment planned for 2027.

SEER’s WRC 2026 announcement frames 1 million robots as a 2030 deployment goal, not its current base. The strategy combines planning, motion and field data.

Gravis Robotics has retrofit systems on jobsites and a $200 million Series A. Commercial maturity now depends on paid fleet hours and repeat economics.