Grid Dynamics Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: GDYN) (“Grid Dynamics”), a leading partner for AI transformation of Fortune 1000 companies, today announced that it will co-host the Physical AI Summit with NVIDIA , EAIGG , and BGV . The exclusive working forum will bring together participants from enterprises, physical AI startups, and investors on September 24, 2026, at the Wells Fargo Innovation Center in Menlo Park, Calif. With the theme “From World Models to Real-World Control,” the summit will focus on the practical challenges of deploying, scaling, and operating physical AI systems in real-world scenarios.
Grid Dynamics’ participation stems from the company’s strategic partnership with NVIDIA and Doosan Robotics to expand its physical AI capabilities and advance robotics applications for enterprises. Ilya Katsov, CTO Americas at Grid Dynamics, will deliver a presentation entitled “Operationalizing Physical AI: Lessons From the Field.” The session will draw on Grid Dynamics’ experience deploying physical AI, including humanoid robots in production environments, with a focus on scaling systems beyond the proof-of-concept phase. Grid Dynamics has physical AI programs, including logistics automation with humanoid robots, autonomous driving stacks and simulation for construction and agricultural machinery, robotic handling for EV battery manufacturing and disassembly, and robot simulation and synthetic data generation for warehouse automation. These programs reflect several of the summit’s key themes.
“The potential of physical AI isn’t simply about better robots. It’s about bringing intelligence into the physical economy – into factories, warehouses, energy systems, transportation, and infrastructure. And to get there, we need something no single company can achieve alone: collaborative innovation between companies that understand the problems, startups that develop the intelligence, and investors willing to fund the journey from pilot project to production,” said Anik Bose, founder of EAIGG.
“Almost every manufacturing company we talk to is running physical AI pilot projects. However, only a few have managed to get one running reliably in a production environment. Given the current state of Foundation models, we have learned that a productization platform that enables rapid evaluation and combination of available components, cost-effective data collection, and a continuous improvement flywheel is a critical success factor,” said Ilya Katsov, CTO Americas at Grid Dynamics.
Grid Dynamics’ efforts in the field of Physical AI are based on its GAIN Platform for Physical AI , which forms the foundation for digital twin simulations and solutions for robotic handling in manufacturing. The platform is designed for complex robotics use cases, including the inspection of objects with complex geometries, assembly of varying components, and the packaging of unknown or deformable items.
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Grid Dynamics (Nasdaq: GDYN) is a leading AI transformation partner for Fortune 1000 companies. We combine deep AI expertise with proven enterprise experience to help clients identify appropriate areas for AI investment, build scalable systems, and achieve real business value from AI implementations. A key differentiator for Grid Dynamics is our two decades of technology leadership and pioneering expertise in enterprise AI. Founded in 2006, Grid Dynamics is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices throughout the Americas, Europe, and India. To learn more about Grid Dynamics, please visit https://www.griddynamics.com . Follow us on LinkedIn .
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