Explore COMPUTEX 2025: Advanced Humanoid Robots And AI Disrupting The Industry

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Explore COMPUTEX 2025: Advanced Humanoid Robots And AI Disrupting The Industry

Monday, 02 Jun 2025

The global application of artificial intelligence (AI) is diversifying rapidly, with Gartner's Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2025 identifying Autonomous AI, Humanoid Robots, and Advanced Computing as the primary drivers transforming industries.

COMPUTEX 2025 will concentrate on three key topics: AI and Robotics, Next-Generation Technologies, and Future Mobility.

These themes will highlight cutting-edge developments and real-world applications over four days of exhibitions, attracting 86,521 buyers from 152 countries, including Japan, the United States, South Korea, Vietnam, and India.

Pegatron will showcase its capabilities in human-machine integration through interactive biomimetic robotic dogs and immersive VR devices.

BenQ is expected to draw significant interest with its multi-zone exhibition, particularly featuring an AI golf simulator that combines visual tracking, motion sensing, and intelligent analytics for real-time swing feedback

Advantech and Solomon will present key innovations, including autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), collaborative robotic arms, and AIoT platforms, demonstrating Taiwan's strength in smart manufacturing technology.

TADA will also curate the Smart Mobility Pavilion, featuring 19 brands such as Pegatron, Vitalcore Technology, System Electronics, and OToBrite, collectively promoting innovations in smart and electric vehicle technology.

As a global benchmark exhibition for AI and startups, this year's theme, "AI Next," will bring together leading global technology companies and startup teams.

The event is set to attract top international buyers, generating extensive business opportunities across the AI supply chain and reinforcing Taiwan's vital role as a hub for global technology exchange. This event also celebrates its 10th edition, with InnoVEX experiencing a 12.5 percent growth compared to last year, featuring 450 startups from 24 countries.