Carnegie Mellon Launches Physical AI Research Institute

Carnegie Mellon University announced the launch of the Fujitsu-Carnegie Mellon Physical AI Research Center, established in partnership with Fujitsu. According to the announcement, the center aims to develop AI-powered machines and robots that can address labor shortages and perform practical tasks. The center is part of CMU's ongoing research into physical AI systems.

The partnership will leverage Fujitsu's expertise in computing and networking technology. Specific research areas include manipulation tasks such as learning objects, real-world physical tasks formerly handled by workers. No specific dollar amount or launch date has been provided in the documentation.

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