Physical AI targets factory assembly pain points
<p class="P1" data-start="1981" data-end="2310">Deloitte Taiwan has warned that only 3% of companies have broadly integrated physical AI into operations, while just 5% say it has already driven transformation. The firm said adoption remains slow because physical AI involves compliance and safety issues, and its growth pace is nowhere near that of agentic AI or generative AI.
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