In a move that represents a qualitative shift in the path of smart industry, the American “Invidia” and “Foxconn” plans to spread human -like robots in a new factory dedicated to the production of artificial intelligence servers in Houston, Texas, and this cooperation comes within the framework of a growing partnership between the two companies aimed at enhancing dependence on automation and artificial intelligence in operations Advanced manufacturing.
A new factory for a new era
This project will be the first experience in which human -like robots are used in the manufacture of products belonging to Antevia, and it is expected that the factory implemented by Foxconn will start in the production of advanced GB300 AI servers for Antevia by the first quarter of 2026, which makes this experience of a special nature is that robots will be an essential part of the production line, which reflects a remarkable development in adopting robots techniques Humanity is within the industrial work environment.
Advanced techniques and preliminary tests
Reports indicate that Foxconn develops these robots in cooperation with Invidia, and also conducted tests on robots from the Chinese Ubtech company, and these robots are trained to perform practical tasks such as picking and collecting parts and connecting cables, which reflects a real desire to employ them in accurate assembly work.
The final form of robots or the number to be operated in principle has not yet been announced, but the sources confirmed that the Houston factory will be the perfect environment for this experience due to its wide area and the modernity of its design compared to other sites designated for manufacturing artificial intelligence servers.
Technical review on the horizon
Foxconn is expected to reveal two copies of human robots during its annual technical activities, and the first will be equipped with legs, while the second will depend on a wheel moving base, which reduces the cost, and these robots will be under the supervision of the “Foxconn Industrial Internet” unit responsible for servers in the group.
An accelerated global context
This step comes at a time when major international companies are heading towards exploring the capabilities of human-like robots. Companies such as Mercedes-Benz have preceded the use of the use of this technology, while Tesla has evolved its own models, and China bets that human robots will become a pivotal component of manufacturing operations in the near future.
Last March, the CEO of Envenia, Jinsen Huang, stated that the adoption of human robots widely in factories will happen in less than five years, and it is expected that the Texas factories that include partnerships with Foxconn Western will be a preliminary model for this trend with a rise in production within about a year.
