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SAP Unveils Physical AI and Extends the Autonomous Enterprise into the Real World

SAP newsroom/IR·Oct 27, 2026 · 3:00 AM CT
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SAP unveiled Physical AI at its TechEd conference, linking robots, sensors and other physical systems directly to the business processes that run a company. SAP says the goal is to close the gap between what happens on factory floors and warehouses and what gets recorded in the business system.

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