T-Mobile US pushes physical AI to the edge

T-Mobile Wants Its 5G Network to Be the Brain Behind Robots

Robots that learn on the job, delivery bots weaving around dogs and scooters, and city cameras that understand traffic: T-Mobile thinks all of it will need its network. In a new blog post, T-Mobile CTO John Saw laid out how the Un-carrier plans to become a key part of “physical AI,” or AI that moves and acts in the real world. Saw wrote about it in

T-Mobile U.S. tests humanoid robots

T-Mobile U.S. pushes physical AI to the edge.

T-Mobile US pushes physical AI to the edge

T-Mobile US CTO John Saw revealed it is testing whether humanoid robots could respond faster and rely less on onboard computers by running some of their AI at its network edge. In a blog, Saw explained T-Mobile is working with robotics company Figure AI to test if its systems can run on nearby computing infrastructure without slowing the machines’ responsiveness. The systems involve controlling robots’ movement, and interpreting visual informati…