HD Hyundai Robotics CTO speaks at Palantir bootcamp in New York
The CTO outlined joint physical AI work with Palantir Technologies, including AI agents that review robot programs and propose improvements.
HD Hyundai Robotics said its CTO gave a keynote at Palantir Technologies' Sovereignty Bootcamp in New York, where he outlined the two companies' joint physical AI collaboration and its results, according to inews24.com.
The companies combined AI agents, simulation and engineers' judgment so that AI agents review existing robot programs and propose improvements. HD Hyundai Robotics expects the approach to cut robot programming costs by more than 50 percent.
Since the two companies began using AI agents for problem-solving in August 2026, average task time has fallen from 21.5 days to 7.9 days, about 63 percent shorter.
HD Hyundai Robotics said the companies plan to regularize a joint operating committee of core executives to decide which tasks to pursue first.
Bootcamp background
The Sovereignty Bootcamp was first held in July 2026, and the New York edition was its third, with about 450 executives from more than 250 global organizations and companies attending so far.
The CTO of HD Hyundai Robotics was not named in the announcement.
Quick answers
What did HD Hyundai Robotics and Palantir Technologies present?
They outlined a joint physical AI collaboration that combines AI agents, simulation and engineers' judgment so AI agents can review robot programs and propose improvements.
How much does HD Hyundai Robotics expect to save on robot programming?
The company expects robot programming costs to fall by more than 50 percent through the approach.
What results have the two companies reported so far?
Since they began using AI agents for problem-solving in August 2026, average task time has dropped from 21.5 days to 7.9 days, about 63 percent shorter.