NEXCOM presented RoboWIZ, its AI robotics platform, to an international audience during NVIDIA GTC Berlin, held on October 21–22, 2026. The announcement, dated October 23, comes from the company itself through its robotics subsidiary NexCOBOT, and is therefore classified here as CONFIRMED for the presentation and the platform's proposal.
RoboWIZ is not a single robot, but an open development ecosystem. It connects NexCOBOT controllers to components, software and engineering services from partners, bringing together AI computing, cameras and sensors, real-time motion control, drives and actuators, functional safety, cybersecurity and application software in one workflow.
The project covers five areas: AI core control, functional safety and cybersecurity, visual perception, real-time control, and actuation and robot systems. The control layer supports computing platforms from NVIDIA, Intel and Qualcomm, while developers can choose joints, grippers, hands, cameras and communication modules according to the robot and application.
At GTC Berlin, NEXCOM highlighted four partners: RealSense, for depth cameras and computer vision; Stereolabs, for ZED stereo cameras and 3D perception software; Synapticon, for EtherCAT servo drives and functional-safety technology; and Reynolds & Moore, for functional-safety engineering, risk assessment and certification support.
The company also brought its NVIDIA IGX Thor-based robotics platform, including the MARS400 T20 system, introduced at GTC San Jose in March 2026. According to the announcement, it combines NVIDIA Blackwell AI computing with real-time motion control, functional safety and cybersecurity, and was presented as a high-performance foundation for safety-by-design projects.
RoboWIZ had already been introduced at Automation Taipei in Taiwan in August 2026, with humanoid, quadruped and dual-arm robot demonstrations. Public posts from NexCOBOT and visitors during GTC Berlin show the booth under the theme “Embodied AI Robots Safe By Design”, corroborating the company's presence at the event without replacing the announcement as the main source.
In practice, the same development base can be used for humanoids, quadrupeds, mobile manipulators, collaborative robots and autonomous mobile robots. For physical-robot developers, the appeal lies less in a ready-made model and more in reducing integration work across hardware, perception, motion and safety.
Image credit: photo released with NEXCOM's announcement, showing representatives of NVIDIA, Reynolds & Moore, NexCOBOT and Synapticon at GTC Berlin.
Fontes: NEXCOM announcement on OpenPR, official RoboWIZ page at NexCOBOT, NVIDIA IGX and NexCOBOT Facebook post about the GTC Berlin booth.
Transparency: this article was produced with AI assistance, based on cross-checking public posts and internet sources. Information classified as an official announcement comes from the company cited; consult the original sources before making any decision.
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