Hyundai targets 30,000 robots yearly by 2028

Hyundai Motor Company plans to shift from car manufacturing to the robotics and artificial intelligence sector by establishing an American factory capable of producing up to 30,000 humanoid robots annually by 2028. This comes after Hyundai completed its full acquisition of Boston Dynamics and integrated the "Atlas" robot, used in factories, which is among the most advanced humanoid robots with cutting-edge capabilities. The factory will focus on producing AI-driven robots, which will be used primarily within Hyundai's plants in Georgia, aiming to enhance industrial production efficiency through the use of bipedal robots with arms capable of performing flexible tasks requiring tools and human-like techniques. The company confirms that it will test these robots on automotive assembly lines before expanding their deployment. This step is part of a long-term strategy to incorporate advanced technology into manufacturing processes.

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