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Digitimes September 1, 2026 By Rodney Chan neutral

Qisda builds physical AI ecosystem from land to space

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Qisda has been expanding its display, commercial, and industrial businesses beyond traditional desktop monitors into medical, rugged, automotive, unmanned vehicle, drone, and low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellite applications. Its Commercial and Industrial Group (CIG) has now made physical AI a core priority. CIG aims to extend Qisda's products from underwater, across land, and into the sky and outer space, building a full physical AI ecosystem.
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