How AGIBOT is bringing more AI on-device with Arm @arm
How AGIBOT is bringing more AI on-device with Arm  @arm
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A key constraint in robotics is balancing higher compute requirements with strict power and thermal limits, while still enabling real-time motion control and interaction.

Martin Ma, AGIBOT's UK Country Manager, discusses how the Arm compute platform is used across different parts of a robot, from sensors and real-time control systems to central processing, to deliver energy-efficient performance. He also highlights ongoing work to scale AI capabilities within these constraints, particularly for more complex systems such as humanoid robots.

Learn more: arm.com/company/success-library/agibot-intelligent-robots
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How AGIBOT is bringing more AI on-device with Arm

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