Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
At Computex 2026, Circulus is showing a humanoid robot called Pion that can recognize objects, pick up packages, and adapt its behavior. Pion is powered by an Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processor otherwise known as Panther Lake, where P‑cores handle real‑time control, E‑cores collect sensor data, the GPU runs vision‑language‑action models, and the NPU manages continuous perception for efficient, local decision‑making at the edge.
Click or tap the featured link at the bottom of this video to watch the full Talking Tech episode.
At Computex 2026, Circulus is showing a humanoid robot called Pion that can recognize objects, pick up packages, and adapt its behavior. Pion is powered by an Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processor otherwise known as Panther Lake, where P‑cores handle real‑time control, E‑cores collect sensor data, the GPU runs vision‑language‑action models, and the NPU manages continuous perception for efficient, local decision‑making at the edge.
Click or tap the featured link at the bottom of this video to watch the full Talking Tech episode.
