Breaking down the barriers between the virtual and physical, thought leadership sessions will showcase the latest and proven integration of AI technologies with hardware, enhancing the effectiveness of human action across industries and real-world use cases.

Can ASEAN develop its own Embodied AI ecosystem, or will the region remain dependent on imported solutions? This panel discusses talent development, funding, government incentives, and cross-border collaboration for a sustainable Embodied AI industry.

AI is no longer confined to simulations or software. This session explores how embodied AI integrates perception, decision-making, and actuation to create autonomous systems capable of interacting safely and effectively in dynamic environments. Use cases span industrial automation, robotics-assisted healthcare, and smart infrastructure.

Many robotics and AI projects fail to scale. This panel explores integration challenges, workforce adoption, ROI measurement, and best practices for deploying robotics across warehouses, hospitals, factories and workplaces.

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As Southeast Asia accelerates AI adoption, Token-as-a-Service is emerging as a new infrastructure model that transforms compute power into scalable, reliable, and on-demand AI capability — enabling enterprises and governments to deploy AI faster, more efficiently, and at industrial scale across the region.

As embodied AI enters shared human environments, regulatory frameworks, safety protocols, and liability models are crucial. This panel discusses governance, cybersecurity, and public trust in AI-enabled hardware across industries.

Embodied AI is entering a new phase — moving from technological breakthroughs to real-world deployment. This session explores AgiBot’s “One Body, Three Intelligences” approach, bringing together robotic intelligence, interaction and autonomous action to enable robots to adapt across diverse scenarios. Discover how embodied AI can move beyond demonstrations to become a scalable force for productivity across industries.

The next breakthrough in embodied AI will not be defined by what robots can demonstrate in the lab, but by how quickly they can learn, adapt and perform in real-world environments. This session explores how next-generation embodied AI models, world models and few-shot learning can reduce training requirements and enable robots to generalise across new tasks and scenarios. FiveAges will share its approach to building the “brain” behind intelligent robots and the pathway towards scalable deployment across industrial and commercial applications.