Meet Aadeel Akhtar, Founder and CEO of Psyonic, at the Humanoids Summit Seoul.
Join the conversation and network with the leaders shaping the future of Physical AI.
#HumanoidsSummit#Seoul#Robotics#PhysicalAI
We’re proud to have contributed to a Robotics Capability Framework alongside @Arm and the wider industry.
A shared language for intelligent robotics can help the industry move forward with greater clarity and confidence.
Introducing Arm Total Design for Physical AI — bringing an inital 80+ companies together around a shared goal to accelerate physical AI from development to deployment.
One of the first initiatives is a Robotics Capability Framework, creating a common language for defining increasingly intelligent and capable robotic systems.
The next frontier for AI is the physical world. We’re helping the ecosystem get there faster. https://t.co/C8JiX0ThMs
Physical AI starts with real-world interaction. 🦾
@PSYONICinc’s Ability Hand uses Arm-based compute to support prosthetic users today, while helping inform the robotic systems of tomorrow.
Watch Aadeel Akhtar, CEO and Founder at PSYONIC explain how: https://t.co/7KtJtWaBPE
🚨 Watch out, Doc Akh has returned to Comic-Con! 🚨
Our partner PSYONIC once again turned heads with its impressive “Doc Akh” suit.
Inspired by Spider-Man’s iconic supervillain Doc Ock, the suit features PSYONIC Ability Hands attached to its mechanical tentacles. MANUS gloves capture the operator’s hand and finger movements, enabling the Ability Hands to reproduce them with precise, responsive motion and bringing Doc Akh’s robotic claws to life in real time.
It is always exciting to see @PSYONICinc continue to push the boundaries between human movement and robotic dexterity. We are proud to see MANUS help bring this unforgettable creation to life once again.
Learn more about the making of Doc Akh's suit: https://t.co/iuv9AtJ9vT
How does PSYONIC’s Ability Hand turn muscle signals into movement? 🦾
Aadeel Akhtar, CEO and Founder at @PSYONICinc, explains how Arm-based compute helps coordinate sensing, motor control and touch feedback in real time, enabling the hand to respond in milliseconds.
That responsiveness helps users control grip with confidence, from everyday objects to something as delicate as a raspberry. https://t.co/qtDmyOS0Md
Your hand, your settings. The PSYONIC app lets you build custom grip collections for any activity, tune your touch sensitivity, dial in your muscle signals in real time, and pull firmware updates over the air the moment they drop - all from your phone.
Today's the day. #AUTONOMOUS2026 arrives in San Francisco. Thank you to our sponsors first for helping us create the room that robotics & physical AI didn't yet have.
@moonlake@daftengine@FortRobotics@antiochrobotics Quarter20 @anyscalecompute & @CrusoeAI
If you're attending, our post-event happy our is being hosted by Moonlake:
Register here ➔ https://t.co/1IVCu5a7Qf
A paper years in the making just landed in PNAS 🦾
This one started back when we were still at the University of Illinois, in collaboration with the John Rogers group at Northwestern. Seeing it published is a full circle moment.
“I don’t have to slow down my activities to the speed that my hand operates at. It operates at the speed of the rest of my body.” 🦾
Dale DiMassi, Creative Marketing Manager at @PSYONICinc, shares how the Ability Hand is helping bring confidence, touch feedback and natural movement into everyday moments.
Running on-device AI on the Arm compute platform, PSYONIC’s Ability Hand delivers real-time sensing, feedback and control, helping bridge human capability and robotic intelligence. https://t.co/f2UjTolt02
We're heading to the @luckyfinproject Weekend 2026 in Troy, Michigan this weekend 🦾
One of our favorite events of the year. A weekend built around celebrating, educating, and uniting the limb difference community. If you're going to be there, come find us!
#LuckyFinProject
Forbes on why dexterity data is the next frontier of physical AI and why PSYONIC is at the center of it.
The richest manipulation data isn't in simulation. It's flowing through prosthetic hands every day.🦾
Full article at the link below.
@NVIDIA#PSYONIC#PhysicalAI