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Rockwell Automation will build its largest-ever manufacturing facility in Wisconsin, fully equipped with AI, robotics, and automation — a move that doubles as a live demonstration of the company's own industrial AI stack.
The International Manufacturing Technology Show opened September 14 in Chicago with a new Industrial AI Arena at its center—the clearest signal yet that applied factory-floor AI has moved from the innovation lab to the procurement conversation.
Manufacturer interest in large language models doubled to 35% in a single year, and humanoid robot demand hit 13% for the first time — two signals mapping the labor and productivity pressures reshaping the factory floor.
Humanoid robot interest among manufacturers jumped from 8% to 13% year-over-year, while LLM adoption in factory settings nearly doubled to 35%. Physical AI is leaving the lab.
Siemens and NVIDIA are building what they call the world's first fully AI-driven industrial operating system — starting with Siemens' Erlangen factory — with plans to replicate the model globally.
HII launched the HYPR program with Path Robotics and GrayMatter Robotics — combining AI welding, autonomous surface treatment, and automated inspection to target a 15% Navy production increase.