Hyundai Motor Group will present a blueprint for an artificial intelligence (AI) robotics ecosystem, which it regards as a key pillar of the group’s future, at CES 2026, the world’s largest information technology (IT) and home appliance exhibition to be held in Las Vegas, United States, in January next year.

The group announced on the 22nd that it has set its exhibition theme as “Partnership for Humanity’s Progress: AI Robotics, From Labs to Life.” The theme reflects its intention to bring robotics technology, previously confined to laboratories, into real-life settings. On Media Day, January 5 (local time), the group plans to unveil a concrete commercialization roadmap for integrating robots into industrial sites and everyday life. A live demonstration of “Atlas,” Boston Dynamics’ next-generation electric humanoid robot, will also take place.

In addition, Hyundai Motor Group will present its “Software Defined Factory (SDF)” strategy. SDF is a system that maximizes the flexibility and efficiency of factory operations through data and software, with robots functioning not only as executors of simple tasks but also as agents for generating and executing data. Data collected by robots are transmitted to operational software for learning, and the advanced software in turn enhances the robots.

From January 6 to 9, hourly demonstrations will also be conducted at the exhibition booth, featuring Atlas, the quadruped robot “Spot,” and the multi-purpose mobility platform “MobED.”

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