At COMPUTEX 2026, ADLINK unveiled a comprehensive range of edge AI systems aimed at humanoid robots, unmanned vehicles, and industrial applications, highlighting its role as a leading systems integrator in cross-domain edge computing.
The Taiwan-based company presented seven application areas developed in partnership with chipmakers, display manufacturers, and robotics companies, demonstrating the movement of AI from software inference into tangible physical tasks such as perception, decision-making, control, and autonomous operation.
Among the highlights was Moby, a general-purpose humanoid robot from Noble Machines powered by ADLINK’s DLAP-711 edge AI platform with NVIDIA Jetson Thor. The robot is designed for multi-sensor fusion, AI reasoning, and whole-body control. In the healthcare segment, ADLINK demonstrated its medical imaging solutions, combining medical motherboard platforms and MXM modules with AUO Display Plus technologies to enable glasses-free 3D imaging and AI-assisted medical applications.
Retail applications were showcased with dual-sided transparent MicroLED displays integrated with ADLINK’s MXA-312M dual 4K system using MediaTek Genio processors, supporting interactive displays, content analysis, and real-time translation in shops and public spaces. Industrial customers were presented with the APC series SoftMotion control platform and AI motion simulation tools, facilitating AI-assisted workflows for equipment manufacturers. A low-power edge platform based on Express-PTL computer-on-modules and Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors demonstrated autonomous local AI task execution via a compact robotic arm, while the AXE series edge AI servers highlighted ADLINK’s AI Agent Factory concept for manufacturing data analysis and operational decision support.
The company also presented rugged edge AI platforms for autonomous systems, capable of supporting unmanned vehicles across varied environments. ADLINK emphasized its multi-architecture and multi-vendor integration strategy, showcasing collaborations with Intel, NVIDIA, MediaTek, NXP, AMD, Qualcomm Technologies, AUO Display Plus, and Noble Machines. Serving over 1,600 customers in operational environments, ADLINK provides computer-on-modules, industrial motherboards, edge servers, and AI platforms that meet industrial demands for long-term reliability and flexibility.
Stephen Huang, President and COO of ADLINK, stated, “As AI applications accelerate across various sectors, industries require industrial-grade edge AI platforms that are flexible, reliable, and capable of long-term deployment. By combining the latest technologies from our global collaborators with our commitment to stable supply and long-term support, we help customers confidently bridge the gap from AI concept to large-scale deployment.”