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The State of Bavaria is supporting the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and a consortium of industrial partners with a total of 15 million euros in their efforts to develop the first prototype of an artificial intelligence-based factory ("KI.FABRIK") in Bavaria by 2030. Multifunctional, highly sensitive robots will use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to co-work with humans both directly and over long distances.

Official press release: Robots to support industrial work from home

Festakt zur Grundsteinlegung der KI.FABRIK Bayern. Dr. Maria Danninger [Mitte], Prof. Hirzinger, Frau Richter (BMW), Prof. Steinbach, Prof. Bengler, Prof. Heckl, Prof. Haddadin, Prof. Burschka, Herr Markert (WITTENSTEIN), Herr Stahl (TQ Systems), Dr. König (Reactive Robotics)[von links nach rechts]. ©Fabian Vogl / TUM

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Cornerstone laid for artificial intelligence-based factory KI.FABRIK

Official press release: Robots to support industrial work from home

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