WORLDTECHNEXCOM expands RoboWIZ robotics platform with new technology partners
What happened
Building an open robotics ecosystem NEXCOM first introduced RoboWIZ at Automation Taipei in August 2026, where it demonstrated humanoid, quadruped and dual-arm robotic applications developed with technology partners. Through its RoboWIZ partner program, NEXCOM also provides a framework for technology suppliers to integrate their products with NexCOBOT controllers.
November 14, 2026 by Sam Francis NEXCOM and its robotics subsidiary NexCOBOT have showcased their RoboWIZ AI Robotics Platform at Nvidia GTC Berlin, highlighting an open development ecosystem designed to simplify the integration of artificial intelligence, motion control, perception and safety technologies into robotic systems. NVIDIA is a semiconductor company based in Santa Clara, and its products and services include software. The presentation, held during the October 21–22 event in Berlin, brought together technology partners RealSense, Stereolabs, Synapticon and Reynolds & Moore, alongside NEXCOM’s robotics computing platform based on Nvidia IGX Thor. RoboWIZ is intended to address one of the challenges facing robotics developers: bringing together the many different hardware and software technologies required to build an intelligent robot. Rather than providing a complete robot with a fixed configuration, the platform allows developers to combine components, control systems and engineering services from different suppliers. The approach is designed to support a range of applications, including humanoid robots, quadrupeds, mobile manipulators, collaborative robots and autonomous mobile robots.