“The Key to Applying 'Physical AI' to Industrial Fields Is the Combination of Experience Assets, AI, and Robotics Technology”
Published2026.03.16 16:36At the 'e4ds Physical AI Frontier 2026' event held on March 6th at the Seoul COEX Conference Room, Lee Soon-yeol, Chairman of the Korea Industry 4.0 Association, delivered a presentation on the topic of 'Implications of Physical AI Application in Industrial Settings' and presented key conditions for implementing Physical AI along with possibilities within Korea's industrial environment. Chairman Lee emphasized, "Physical AI that autonomously judges and acts in industrial settings is only completed when human experiential assets, artificial intelligence, and robotics technology are combined."
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