CES 2026: Qualcomm Unveils Dragonwing IQ10 Robotics Processor and General-Purpose Physical AI Stack

Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon X2 Plus, Dragonwing IQ10 robotics stack at CES 2026

The chipmaker also introduced an end‑to‑end, general‑purpose robotics architecture at CES 2026.

CES 2026: Qualcomm unveils Dragonwing IQ10 robotics processor and general-purpose physical AI stack

Qualcomm Technologies introduced a next-generation robotics architecture at CES 2026, featuring the Dragonwing™ IQ10 Series processor for advanced industrial autonomous mobile robots and full-size humanoids. The comprehensive stack integrates hardware, software, and AI to enable scalable, energy-efficient, real-world deployment of intelligent robots across retail, logistics, and manufacturing.

Qualcomm CEO Calls Robotics the Next AI Wave at CES 2026

TLDR Cristiano Amon named robotics as Qualcomm’s next AI focus after expanding into automotive and industrial sectors. He emphasized that robotics relies on edge AI, requiring high compute power and low energy consumption. Qualcomm is working with Figure AI and KUKA to showcase humanoid and industrial robots at CES 2026. Industrial robots could enter production by 2026, starting with narrow, task-specific applications. Qualcomm sees consumer ro…

Qualcomm bolsters IoT, auto, robotics plays at CES

Qualcomm Technologies unveiled a spate of product updates and launches on the press day of CES 2026 in Las Vegas (5 January), largely focused on the expansion of its offering for vehicles, robots and IoT devices.    For the IoT sector, the company launched a pair of Dragonwing Q-series processors intended to support secure on-device AI on drones, smart cameras, industrial vision systems, media hubs and various other devices. It noted the new sil…

Qualcomm unveils Dragonwing IQ10 series processor at CES

Qualcomm Technologies unveiled a new robotics architecture at the CES 2026 that integrates hardware, software, and AI.

Qualcomm and Google deepen automotive partnership to drive AI-powered, software-defined vehicles – Telematics Wire

Press Release, 6 January 2026 Qualcomm Technologies and Google have announced a major expansion of their decade-long collaboration to accelerate innovation in automotive technology and bring advanced, AI-driven mobility solutions to the global market. Revealed at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, the enhanced partnership builds on years of working together from early Snapdragon-powered embedded Android infotainment systems to today’s emerging software-defi…