Physical AI: The Global Race, Through an APAC Lens

The companies building the robots and the companies that own the AI controlling it are increasingly located in different countries. That split is reshaping who captures the value in physical AI, and it is not who most people assume. GoVeda and Olofsson unpack the global race…

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The companies building the robots and the companies that own the AI controlling it are increasingly located in different countries. That split is reshaping who captures the value in physical AI, and it is not who most people assume. GoVeda and Olofsson unpack the global race using live data from a corpus of 220M+ patents, plus the talent picture underneath it. One finding: an APAC player already holds a top position in the layer everyone calls closed. The session closes with a fireside chat and an open floor on how different players in APAC should do about it. Every attendee leaves with the full report, for free. What you'll take away A clear map of where physical AI IP concentrates, by who owns it rather than just where it is filed The opportunity view for APAC: which layers are concentrated, which are still open, and where a regional player has already won A read on the talent geography that decides who can execute, including the bridge skill gap that is now the real bottleneck Specific implications for your seat in the room, whether you build, fund, advise, or set policy A live look at how this depth of analysis was produced, grounded in patent data Who should attend Enterprise R&D, IP, and technology leaders. Founders and operators building in robotics, embodied AI, or applied AI. Investors looking for a thesis on where value accrues. IP and legal counsel. Ecosystem and policy stakeholders.