Cyberworks Robotics Brings Physical AI Navigation to OEMs

The software stack runs on Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors to support autonomous mobility across commercial equipment.

TORONTO, Canada — November 06, 2026 — Cyberworks Robotics launched a physical AI navigation stack running on Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, giving original equipment manufacturers a software layer to integrate autonomous mobility into wheelchairs, forklifts, floor scrubbers and material-handling robots.

The platform combines self-driving navigation, intelligent manual-assist advanced driver-assistance system capabilities, real-time diagnostics, safety monitoring, automatic hardware recovery, black-box recording, user interface controls and fleet management. These capabilities support dense and operationally complex environments where autonomous mobile equipment must navigate around obstacles and recover from certain system issues.

Optimized specifically for Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, Cyberworks Robotics’ navigation stack is designed for efficiency, and only uses about 5% of total compute capacity. This leaves a significant portion of the CPU’s processing power available for AI and other workloads that drive customer value. 

Computational load testing was conducted while running the full stack, including autonomous navigation, real-time black-box recording, fault detection, fleet management, user interface functions and multi-sensor fusion. The test configuration included six depth cameras, two lidars, two-wheel odometry sensors and an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU).

Target applications include autonomous passenger mobility at airports, autonomous material-handling robots for defense logistics, forklifts, floor-care machines, last-mile delivery systems, humanoid robots and other wheeled mobility platforms. 

“Our vision is to give manufacturers a complete software layer for physical AI mobility, enabling them to add autonomous navigation without building machine-learning models from the ground up. For customers adopting our system on Intel-based hardware, that means helping reduce development timelines from years to weeks,” said Vivek Burhanpurkar, CEO, Cyberworks Robotics.

“Physical AI is creating new opportunities for intelligent, autonomous systems at the edge. Intel Core Ultra Series 3 provides the performance and AI capabilities to help innovators bring these experiences to life while preserving compute headroom for their own differentiated applications. Cyberworks Robotics’ work demonstrates how our platform can help OEMs accelerate the development of autonomous mobility solutions across a range of real-world environments.” — John Healy, Vice President and General Manager, Industrial and Robotics Division, Intel 

Cyberworks Robotics is using reference products to demonstrate the navigation stack in real-world physical AI environments, including an autonomous wheelchair, a self-driving floor scrubber and a self-driving material-handling robot. These systems have been evaluated in demanding operational settings, including airport passenger mobility, defense logistics and commercial facility maintenance.

According to Cyberworks Robotics, examples include wheelchair testing at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, material-handling robot testing and procurement by the Department of National Defence in Canada, and floor-scrubber testing by a facility maintenance company serving a major national grocery retailer. These deployments help demonstrate OmniSuite’s ability to support high-traffic commercial environments.

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About Cyberworks Robotics

Cyberworks Robotics is a Toronto-based autonomous mobility company advancing the future of physical AI with hallucination-free navigation technology. Founded to overcome the barriers that have held back mass adoption of robotics, the company developed OmniSuite™, an end-to-end autonomous navigation platform that combines deterministic robotics with modern AI to deliver predictable, mission-critical autonomy across industries including personal mobility, military and defence, ground transport, and facility maintenance.

Licensed to global OEMs and system integrators, OmniSuite enables safe, reliable, and real-world-proven autonomy on standard x86 hardware without GPUs or cloud dependency, accelerating commercial deployment while reducing technical risk. With 45 years of vision and pioneering expertise behind it, Cyberworks Robotics works with the world’s leading brands to deliver the most sophisticated AI autonomous navigation software for industrial applications.  

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