Kia Unveils Robotics Strategy for Car Manufacturing, Deliveries
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Kia has unveiled its robotics strategy for car manufacturing and deliveries, focusing on industrial robotic automation. The company plans to deploy robots made by Boston Dynamics in its factories, starting with the Atlas humanoid robot in 2028.
Kia has announced its new five-year plan, focusing on robots and automation. The company will deploy Atlas, a humanoid robot made by Boston Dynamics, in its factories starting in 2028. Kia will use Atlas in 16 manufacturing processes and plans to introduce other applications using AI learning. The company also plans to use other Boston Dynamics robots, Spot and Stretch, for last-mile delivery systems. Kia's goal is to establish a data flywheel to inform its proprietary end-to-end self-driving models. The company has revised its global vehicle sales targets for 2030 and will invest $33 billion from 2026 to 2030, with $14 billion earmarked for robotics and autonomous driving.
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