Robotics and Physical AI
"AI Robots Aren't Ready for Widespread Use Yet"

From Manuel Christa | Translated by AI 9 min Reading Time

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FMC³ combines AI with traditional robot control. Dr. Joachim Fetzer, head of the European division, explains where the technology stands today and what hurdles remain before it can be widely adopted in industry.

Embodied AI in Industry: FMC³ Robotics combines AI-based perception and adaptation with traditional robot control to prepare robots for use in industrial manufacturing.(Image: FMC³/processed by AI)
Embodied AI in Industry: FMC³ Robotics combines AI-based perception and adaptation with traditional robot control to prepare robots for use in industrial manufacturing.
(Image: FMC³/processed by AI)

Robots that learn from human demonstrations and adapt flexibly to new tasks: That’s what FMC³ Robotics is working on with its AI-Brain platform. However, the technology is still in the testing phase. In this interview, Dr. Joachim Fetzer, Head of Europe, explains why AI shouldn’t control every movement, what role real-world production data plays, and how the company plans to make the transition from proof of concept to industrial practice.