Digitimes September 7, 2026 By Lily Hess neutral

STMicroelectronics says humanoid robots must clear a trio of hurdles

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STMicroelectronics said humanoid robots are still most likely to enter manufacturing first, as the industry works through key hurdles in hand dexterity, edge AI decision-making, and total system cost. The chipmaker made the remarks at a recent press event in Taiwan focused on sustainability, AI data centers, and robotics.

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