BMW is building humanoid robot software at Landshut for auto parts production
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-07-22
BMW’s Landshut plant is building core software for humanoid robots, aimed at automotive component production. The post says this goes beyond pilots like Hexagon AEON in Leipzig and Figure F.03 in Spartanburg: the focus is on the software stack and an open platform approach for manufacturing use cases.
Related event: BMW Develops In-House Humanoid Robot Software Stack for Production(2 posts)→
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