
The robotics market continues to evolve and grow, driven by the rise of physical AI. From AMRs for in-plant transport, to the automation of production lines combining AGVs and collaborative robots, and even humanoid robots designed for baggage handling at airports, all powered by QNX (Japan News)
Blackberry's QNX provides the essential performance, safety, and security at a high level and yes responds to EU's Cyber Resilience ACT to mass production which is mandatory from December, 2027.
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https://special.nikkeibp.co.jp/atclh/NXT/26/blackberry_japan0818/
The robotics market continues to evolve and grow, driven by the rise of physical AI. Autonomous and intelligent robots are accelerating in industrial applications, such as AMRs (Autonomous Mobile Robots) used in factories, warehouses, airports, and logistics facilities, and humanoid robots designed for baggage handling at airports. The real-time OS "QNX OS," provided by QNX, a business unit of Canada's BlackBerry, provides the essential performance, safety, and security at a high level. In addition to complying with various functional safety standards, it also responds to regulations such as the EU's Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), and is characterized by its ability to facilitate a smooth transition from proof of concept (PoC) to mass production.
"QNX OS is a real-time OS that has obtained various safety and security certifications. It is ideal as a foundation to support the safety and reliability required for mission-critical robots such as AMRs, AGVs, collaborative robots, industrial robots, and humanoid robots used in factories, airports, and logistics facilities," explains Agarwal.
Country Sales Director, QNX Japan