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- 1Stellantis deploys Dexory AI vision-scanning robot▼Stellantis’ new Dexory robot is an AI-powered vision-scanning system
Stellantis has introduced a Dexory robot described as an AI-powered vision-scanning system. The automaker is turning to autonomous scanning technology to monitor its operations, reflecting a broader push by carmakers to bring artificial intelligence and robotics into manufacturing and logistics. Details about where the robot is deployed and what it will measure were not immediately disclosed, but the news has drawn attention from those following automation in the auto industry.
- 2Momenta and Stellantis-Dongfeng JV to co-develop smart driving tech●Momenta and Stellantis' China JV with Dongfeng to co-develop intelligent driving technology
Autonomous driving software firm Momenta and Stellantis' Chinese joint venture with Dongfeng have agreed to co-develop intelligent driving technology. The partnership will focus on bringing advanced driver assistance systems to vehicles sold in China, one of the world's largest but most competitive auto markets. The move underscores how global automakers are pairing with local tech suppliers to stay relevant against fast-moving Chinese competitors.