Addverb, a global robotics and automation company, will showcase its new QDD robotic arm, JEN 6, at SEMICON India 2026, strengthening its portfolio of intelligent robotic systems for the next generation of Physical AI.
Designed to support research in Physical AI, Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models, world models, reinforcement learning, and robotic manipulation, JEN 6 enables experimentation in object recognition, computer vision, grasping, and AI-driven physical interactions. The robotic arm will be showcased alongside Elixis-W, Addverb’s wheeled humanoid platform, and Vertix, a compact storage solution for SMD and SMT components that maximizes storage density while enabling quick accessibility during electronic production.
“The future of robotics lies at the intersection of AI and physical intelligence. With JEN 6, we are creating a platform that allows researchers and developers to explore this intersection through real-world manipulation, perception, and learning. Our presence at SEMICON India 2026 reflects our continued focus on developing robotic technologies that can translate advances in AI into physical capabilities,” said Sangeet Kumar, CEO and Co-founder of Addverb.
Equipped with support for wrist-mounted vision systems and an SDK for data collection and independent arm control, JEN 6 can be used to develop and test a wide range of AI-driven robotic applications. Its lightweight design also makes it suitable for university education, robotics training, and rapid prototyping.
The launch further expands Addverb’s Physical AI portfolio as the company continues developing robotic systems capable of operating in increasingly dynamic real-world environments.
Visitors can experience Addverb’s latest robotics technologies at Booth No. 1446 during SEMICON India 2026.