LAS VEGAS — Hyundai Motor Group unveiled an on-device artificial intelligence chip as part of another major AI push, aiming to enable robots to perceive, decide and act autonomously in real-world environments.
At CES Foundry 2026 — a newly launched CES program focused on next-generation technologies — the automaker said it has completed development and preparation for mass production of a low-power AI semiconductor in collaboration with Korea’s DeepX, as it deepens ties with US tech giants Nvidia and Qualcomm.
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