South Korea's KAIST unveils physics AI strategy, focusing on technology usable across robots and industries.
KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) announced its physical AI strategy, focusing on technology usable across robots and industries, rather than developing humanoid robots as standalone machines. KAIST President Bae Choong-sik wore an AI-powered exoskeleton during a demonstration on Tuesday, which tracked his leg strength, balance, and gait via sensors, allowing AI to analyze his physical condition.
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