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SIGGRAPH 2026 Explores the Future of Robotics Through Computer Graphics, Simulation, and Creative Expression

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The world’s premier conference on computer graphics showcases how the technologies behind film, games, and visual effects are shaping the next generation of robots

LOS ANGELES, July 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Computer graphics and robotics have been converging for years. At SIGGRAPH 2026, that convergence takes center stage as robots learn, move, create, and interact through technologies originally developed for film, games, and visual effects. Taking place 19–23 July at the Los Angeles Convention Center, the conference shows how advances in computer graphics are helping shape the future of intelligent machines, revealing a future where virtual worlds are increasingly used to train, test, and inspire robotic systems.

At SIGGRAPH 2026, robotics is not confined to a single program. It runs as a common thread across the conference, appearing in Technical Papers, Emerging Technologies, Courses, Frontiers, Spatial Storytelling, Art Papers, Talks, and Technical Workshops. Together, these sessions demonstrate how the same technologies used to create digital characters, immersive worlds, and visual effects are increasingly being used to design, train, and deploy robots capable of operating in complex real-world environments.

“The lines between computer graphics, physics, and AI are blurring. Because of that, you’re seeing robotics become more pervasive at the conference because these fields are naturally becoming more intertwined,” said SIGGRAPH 2026 Conference Chair Chris Redmann. “It opens up new horizons and pathways for computer graphics research and new modes of interactivity, where the physical world and the digital world become even more complementary.”

Training Robots in Virtual Worlds

A central theme across this year’s robotics programming is simulation-first development, in which robots are designed, trained, and validated in virtual environments before entering the physical world. A trio of NVIDIA-led courses anchors the thread: “How To Build End-To-End Physical AI Systems for Robots” covers data generation, training, and edge deployment for humanoid and general-purpose robots; “Accelerate Robot Learning With NVIDIA Isaac Lab and Newton” introduces a GPU-accelerated physics engine for training and evaluating robot policies; and “Simulating a Dextrous Hand For Robotics With OpenUSD” walks through preparing simulation-ready robot assets.

The same ideas drive a strong Technical Papers showing, where “SimArt: Decomposing Monolithic Meshes into Sim-ready Articulated Assets via MLLM” converts static 3D meshes into simulation-ready articulated assets, “MotionBricks: Scalable Real-Time Motions with Modular Latent Generative Model and Smart Primitives” generates real-time motion for animation and robotics, “ReActor: Reinforcement Learning for Physics-Aware Motion Retargeting” from Disney Research uses reinforcement learning to retarget human motion onto humanoid and quadruped forms, and “Computational Design of Terrestrial Robots with Anisotropic Friction”, from teams including Carnegie Mellon University, Genesis AI, Tsinghua University, and Shanghai Qi Zhi Institute, co-designs robot bodies and controllers for locomotion.

Rounding out the thread, the Technical Workshop “Differentiable Physics for Graphics and AI” examines how differentiable simulation is reshaping graphics, robotics, and design, and the Frontiers Workshop “Digital Twins for Science and Industry” looks at how virtual replicas are transforming healthcare, energy, and scientific visualization.

New Modes of Human-Robot Interaction

A second thread, concentrated in the Emerging Technologies program, reimagines how people and robots interact, often in strikingly personal ways. In “Katakko: Embodiment of Modular Robots through Automatic Motion Mapping”, attendees assemble communication-oriented modules into a personalized social robot and embody it through an algorithm that maps their own movements onto the machine. “Shall We Dance? Resonance of Intentions with an Embodied Agent based on the Free Energy Principle” introduces an agent that negotiates intentions through physical interaction, synchronizing with a human partner’s choreography and tempo in real time.

“Telekinetic Drive: Controlling Robots with Intent-Leaking Micro-Motions” lets participants move a robot arm through intent alone, drawing on the subtle micro-motions the body produces when it prepares to act; while “EmoMime: Augmenting Social Behavior and Self-Expression via Wearable Robotic Limbs” showcases a neck-mounted wearable that amplifies social signals and enables comforting self-touch. “Demonstrating StepDance: Redesigned CNC Machines Integrating Real-Time Control in Digital Fabrication” blends pre-planned and real-time control for craft-driven fabrication.

Robotics as a Creative Medium

Robotics also serves as a creative medium across the Art Papers, Spatial Storytelling, and Talks programs. In the Art Paper “Electrospun Fields: 3D Nano-Fiber Material Computation as Design Method”, a reproducible UR20 robotic workflow becomes a tool for expressive fabrication, producing ultra-light 3D membranes from bio-compatible polymers, while “Gorgon Loop: An Interactive Art Installation Revealing Algorithmic Judgment through Machine Vision and Generative Language” uses machine vision and language models to make algorithmic judgment in public space visible.

In Spatial Storytelling, “Dog Walk: Narrating Human-AI Alignment through Companion Robots” follows two artist-researchers co-parenting a pair of robot dogs as a meditation on authenticity, embodiment, and synthetic companionship, and “Ancestral Craft and Emerging Technologies: Designing Futures from Place” shares XR installations and robotic artworks developed in the Amazon rainforest, grounded in local knowledge and real-time graphics. The Talk “Behind ReVerie: Sense: Designing Interactive Fulldome Experiences with 3D Generative AI and Robotic Interfaces” extends that spirit into a co-creative fulldome installation built with 3D generative AI and a multisensory robotic sculpture.

That same convergence runs through the Spatial Storytelling program, where generative tools create accessible digital worlds that can host virtual characters and robotic agents. “Now you generate a world that is completely navigable, where you can put a virtual character, you can put a robot. It’s understanding how we live in a space, so it’s inevitably interlinked,’ explained Esen K. Tütüncü, SIGGRAPH 2026 Spatial Storytelling Chair. “For a robot to operate in the real world, it needs the kind of information that humans have been learning to gather since infancy. It’s deeply multimodal, and enabling robots to acquire that understanding requires a continuous cycle of observation, simulation, and training, one that is fundamentally rooted in computer graphics.”

Designing the Spaces People and Robots Share

Still other sessions point toward the spaces people and robots will share. The Frontiers Workshop “Dronevision, Holodecks, and Spatial Computing Using Swarms of Flying Light Specks” explores miniature drones that act as building blocks for next-generation displays, from desktop systems to room-scale holodecks, and “Graphics in Medicine: From the Dev Floor to the Operating Room 2” convenes physicians to examine XR, digital twins, simulation, and robotics in clinical settings.

Taken together, the robotics sessions, demonstrations, and workshops at SIGGRAPH 2026 point to a future in which the boundaries between computer graphics and robotics intersect. As simulation, AI, and real-time computing become central to how robots are designed, trained, and deployed, SIGGRAPH remains a place where those advances are shown, tested, and debated in person. To learn more about this year’s conference and explore the full robotics lineup, visit the full schedule and register now for SIGGRAPH 2026.

About ACM, ACM SIGGRAPH, and SIGGRAPH 2026
ACM, the Association for Computing Machinery, is the world’s largest educational and scientific computing society, uniting educators, researchers, and professionals to inspire dialogue, share resources, and address the field’s challenges. ACM SIGGRAPH is a special interest group within ACM that serves as an interdisciplinary community for members in research, technology, and applications in computer graphics and interactive techniques. The SIGGRAPH conference is the world’s leading annual interdisciplinary educational experience showcasing the latest in computer graphics and interactive techniques. SIGGRAPH 2026, the 53rd annual conference hosted by ACM SIGGRAPH, will take place live 19–23 July at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

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Fractal establishes India Business Unit to meet increasing demand from large Indian enterprises

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MUMBAI, India, Aug. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Fractal Analytics Ltd. (BSE: 544700) (NSE: FRACTAL), a global enterprise AI company serving Fortune 500® organizations, today announced the launch of its dedicated India Business Unit (India BU), to help India’s large enterprises accelerate business transformation through its enterprise agentic AI platform, Cogentiq, and other products.

Fractal’s expanded focus on India builds on nearly two decades of AI innovation and leadership in the country’s AI ecosystem. Fractal has partnered with multiple Global Capability Centers (GCCs) in India, serving enterprise transformation needs across the region. Fractal’s Cogentiq suite has seen strong traction with institutions in India. In addition to driving enterprise impact, Fractal has been working on driving societal impact through AI. It was selected under the IndiaAI Mission to develop a Large Reasoning Model (LRM) for India and has recently signed a partnership with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to deploy AI-powered citizen health services leveraging Vaidya.ai, India’s first healthcare multimodal reasoning platform.

“We’ve seen a significant increase in interest from Indian enterprises looking to move beyond AI pilots and scale AI-driven transformation across their businesses. This growing demand, combined with India’s rapidly evolving AI ecosystem, makes this the right time for us to establish a dedicated India Business Unit. With a strong portfolio of products and platforms, and deep experience partnering with leading enterprises, we are uniquely positioned to help India’s largest organizations unlock meaningful business value from AI at scale,” said Srikanth Velamakanni, Co-founder, Group CEO and Vice Chairman, Fractal.

To capitalize on India’s growing enterprise AI opportunity, Fractal has appointed Rishi Seth, a seasoned industry leader, as Head of the India Business Unit. The India Business Unit will be part of Fractal’s APAC practice, led by Sandeep Dutta, Chief Practice Officer & Head APAC.

“Indian enterprises are at an inflection point in their AI journey. Organizations are looking for trusted partners who can deliver business outcomes at scale. Fractal brings together globally proven AI capabilities, innovative products/platforms and strong domain expertise to help Indian enterprises accelerate their business transformation. We look forward to co-creating India’s transformation journey together with Indian Enterprises and partner ecosystem,” said Sandeep Dutta, Chief Practice Officer & Head APAC, Fractal.

About Fractal 

Fractal Analytics Ltd (BSE: 544700) (NSE: FRACTAL) is a globally recognized pure-play enterprise AI company trusted by Fortune 500®-sized enterprises to power decision-making through AI services, solutions, and products. Fractal’s strategy is focused on three pillars: AI-led Transformation (AIT), which reimagines business workflows and decision-making through AI; AI Foundations (AIF), which enables scalable, trusted, and governed enterprise AI through robust data and technology foundations; and AI Work & Workforce (AIW), which helps organizations redesign work, develop AI-ready talent, and build the capabilities needed for the AI-native enterprise. All three pillars are powered by Cogentiq, Fractal’s flagship agentic AI platform.

With over 6,000 professionals across North America, EMEA, and Asia-Pacific, Fractal partners with business leaders to drive competitive differentiation for their organizations by embedding AI into critical decisions across business functions and industry verticals.

Fractal invests more than 6% of its revenue in AI R&D, supporting foundational AI research, product development, and IP creation that address both immediate client needs and long-term technological advancement. Fractal’s track record includes developing proprietary models and products such as Vaidya.ai and PiEvolve, as well as incubating and spinning out Qure.ai, a global healthcare AI leader focused on the rapid identification and management of tuberculosis, lung cancer, and stroke (or critical health conditions). Fractal’s suite of businesses consists of Asper.ai (a Revenue Growth Management product for CPG companies) and Analytics Vidhya (an Ed-tech platform).

 

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ZINZINO AB (PUBL.): INTERIM REPORT Q2 2026

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GOTHENBURG, Sweden, Aug. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ —

STRONG GROWTH AND SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED PROFITABILITY

Revenue for the second quarter of 2026 amounted to SEK 936.8 (794.4) million, representing 18% (57%) growth compared with the same period last year. In local currencies, revenue for the second quarter increased by 23% (62%) compared with the same period last year. EBITDA rose to SEK 153.1 (79.7) million after the EBITDA margin increased to 16.3% (10.0%). The improvement in EBITDA compared with the corresponding period last year was primarily driven by a higher gross margin, good cost control, and increased economies of scale in the business. During the quarter, work continued on realizing synergies from the acquisition of ITWorks as well as several initiatives were implemented to drive continued growth and increased efficiency. Colombia was opened as the next official market in South America, and a new AI-driven customer support tool was launched to increase internal efficiency through automation.

April – June

Total revenue amounted to SEK 936.8 (794.4) million, representing growth of 18% (57%). In local currency, revenue increased by 23% (62%)Gross profit amounted to SEK 351.3 (247.9) million, and the gross profit margin was 37.5% (31.2%)EBITDA amounted to SEK 153.1 (79.7) million, and the EBITDA margin was 16.3% (10.0%)Net income amounted to SEK 105.8 (55.4) millionNet income per share after tax before dilution amounted to SEK 2.72 (1.56)Cash flow from operating activities amounted to SEK 175.8 (112.6) million

January – June

Total revenue amounted to SEK 1,858.9 (1,518.1) million, representing growth of 22% (58%). In local currency, revenue increased by 28% (63%)Gross profit amounted to SEK 692.8 (471.5) million, and the gross profit margin was 37.3% (31.1%)EBITDA amounted to SEK 295.3 (158.4) million, and the EBITDA margin was 15.9% (10.4%)Net income amounted to SEK 210.4 (111.4) millionNet income per share after tax before dilution amounted to SEK 5.51 (3.17)Cash flow from operating activities amounted to SEK 280.0 (133.7) millionCash and cash equivalents as of the balance sheet date amounted to SEK 842.0 (408.5) million

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Southeast Asia Data Center Investment to Reach USD 35.08 Billion by 2031 | Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand & Singapore – Arizton

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CHICAGO, Aug. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Arizton’s latest report highlights the continued expansion of Southeast Asia’s data center market, with investments projected to grow from $15.72 billion in 2025 to $35.08 billion by 2031, at a CAGR of 14.32%. The region currently has 306 operational data centers across nine key countries, with another 173 facilities in the pipeline. Upcoming data center capacity is nearly four times the region’s current operational capacity, with Malaysia leading the upcoming IT load pipeline at over 6 GW and Thailand emerging as another major growth market with around 3.5 GW of future capacity. This significant capacity expansion reflects the growing infrastructure requirements for cloud computing, AI, big data, edge computing, and IoT.

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Browse in-depth TOC on the Southeast Asia Data Center Market

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Region:1
Countries:7
Company: 244
Segment:10

Southeast Asia Data Center Market Snapshot

Market Size – Investment (2031)

USD 35.08 Billion

Market Size – Investment (2025)

USD 15.72 Billion

CAGR – Investment (2025-2031)

14.32 %

Market Size – Area (2031)

5.83 Million Square feet

Power Capacity (2031)

1,435 MW

Historic Year

2022-2024

Base Year

2025

Forecast Year

2026-2031

Segments Covered

Facility Type, Infrastructure, IT Infrastructure, Electrical Infrastructure, Mechanical Infrastructure, Cooling Systems, Cooling Techniques, General Construction, Tier Standard, Geography

Geographic Analysis

Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, and Rest of Southeast Asia Countries

Southeast Asia Data Centers: The Next Phase of Capacity Growth

Southeast Asia has around 306 existing data centers, with Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia having a strong presence in the region.

Malaysia is a major hyperscale growth market, particularly through Johor, and currently leads the region in upcoming IT load pipeline with over 6 GW planned.

Southeast Asia’s upcoming data center capacity is nearly four times its current operational capacity, indicating the scale of planned development across the region.

Indonesia remains one of the largest operational data center markets in Southeast Asia, with Jakarta and surrounding regions accounting for a strong concentration of facilities.

Thailand’s future data center pipeline is estimated at around 3.5 GW, with Bangkok serving as the country’s major data center hub.

View Insights On 479 Data Center Facilities Across 9 Key Countries in Southeast Asia Data Center Market

Malaysia Continues to Emerge as a Prime Destination for Data Center Investments

Malaysia continues to attract data center investments due to its strategic location between major Southeast Asian markets, robust digital infrastructure, and competitive land and energy costs compared with neighboring Singapore.

In September 2025, ZDATA Technologies, a Chinese data center operator, sought a $500 million loan to finance its upcoming data center project in Gelang Patah, Johor Bahru, near the Singapore border.

The Malaysian government is actively introducing initiatives and strategic programs to strengthen the country’s AI ecosystem. AI growth is supported by strong FDI in digital infrastructure and government strategies to position Malaysia as a regional hub for AI development. Johor is a major data center hub, driven by its proximity to Singapore, land availability, and strong power connectivity.

Malaysia is also expanding its renewable energy capacity to support the growing demand from energy-intensive sectors such as data centers. The government aims to achieve 70% renewable energy in its power mix by 2050, driven by solar, hydropower, and green hydrogen initiatives.

More Insights: https://www.arizton.com/market-reports/malaysia-data-center-market-size-analysis

Singapore Remains a Leading Data Center Investment Destination in Asia

Singapore remains a leading business and investment destination in Asia, supported by its strategic location, strong financial ecosystem, political stability, and global connectivity. Its strong position in ease of doing business, foreign investment, and digital readiness makes it a natural gateway for regional and international enterprises.

The establishment of the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) is expected to benefit the data center sector, as supply constraints in Singapore are encouraging operators to establish a presence in Johor.

As of December 2025, Singapore has 45 operational data centers with 5,101.4 thousand sq ft of white floor space, along with 6 upcoming facilities covering around 652.5 thousand sq ft. However, Singapore remains one of the world’s most expensive markets for data center development, with very limited land availability.

Looking ahead, Singapore’s data center market is expected to expand steadily, supported by AI computing, cloud adoption, submarine cable connectivity, and regional digital services. Future development is likely to focus on high-efficiency, high-density, and sustainable facilities, rather than a significant increase in the number of data centers.

More Insights: https://www.arizton.com/market-reports/singapore-data-center-market-size-analysis

Indonesia Remains One of the Largest Operational Markets in Southeast Asia

Indonesia emerges as a key player in the Southeast Asia data center market, showcasing substantial growth potential.  Government-led digital transformation, rising AI adoption, and expanding submarine connectivity are driving continued investment in the country’s data center infrastructure.

In May 2025, Microsoft launched its first data center in Indonesia, which is expected to contribute around $2.5 billion to the economy and create 60,000 jobs by 2028. The initiative will also support digital training for one million people, with 840,000 already participating in AI capability-building.

Indonesia is also advancing its renewable energy transition to support its net-zero carbon emissions target by 2060. The country aims to generate more than 48% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030, supporting the growing energy requirements of data centers.

The country is also advancing its “100 Smart Cities Movement” to address rapid urbanization through technology-enabled public services. Jakarta and Nusantara are key examples, with initiatives including IoT-based flood management in Jakarta and the development of Nusantara as a sustainable “forest city” supported by renewable energy.

More Insights: https://www.arizton.com/market-reports/indonesia-data-center-market-analysis-2026

Thailand Emerges as a Key Player in the Southeast Asia Data Center Market,

Thailand’s upcoming data center projects are expected to address growing demand for data storage and cloud services across Thailand and the wider ASEAN region. Once developed, these projects are expected to enhance the country’s cloud computing and AI capabilities while creating new employment opportunities.

The Thai government has set ambitious goals, including the development of 100 smart cities by 2040. Policies such as the Smart City Development Plan and Thailand 4.0 are designed to support urban transformation.

Thailand’s cloud-first policy, part of the broader Thailand 4.0 initiative, requires government agencies to prioritize cloud services for their IT infrastructure needs. The policy aims to improve efficiency, reduce costs, enhance cybersecurity, and create a more agile public sector.

Thailand offers foreign ownership flexibility, access to pre-approved energy and fiber infrastructure, and various incentives through the EEC, making it an attractive location for data center investment in Southeast Asia. Bangkok is the preferred location, with major investments from colocation providers such as ST Telemedia Global Data Centres, AIS Business (CSL), OneAsia Network, True IDC, Internet Thailand, Telehouse, and SUPERNAP Thailand

More Insights: https://www.arizton.com/market-reports/thailand-data-center-market-size

Why the Philippines Is Becoming an Attractive Alternative to More Expensive Regional Markets

The Philippines is gaining attention as a cost-competitive data center market in Southeast Asia, supported by its strategic location, expanding subsea connectivity, government incentives, and growing energy infrastructure. Its position within the APAC network corridor further strengthens its appeal to data center investors.

Data center construction costs in the Philippines average around $6–$7 million per MW, lower than in several regional markets, including Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia. This cost advantage makes the country attractive for investors seeking greater value from regional expansion.

Land costs also remain competitive. As of 2025, land purchase prices ranged from around $120–$200 per sq m, among the lowest in the APAC region, further supporting the Philippines’ position as an emerging alternative for data center development.

More Insights: https://www.arizton.com/market-reports/philippines-data-center-colocation-market

What Key Findings Will Our Research Analysis Reveal?

How big is the Southeast Asia data center market?What is the growth rate of the Southeast Asia data center market?What is the estimated market size in terms of area in the Southeast Asia data center market by 2030?What are the key trends in the Southeast Asia data center market?How much MW of power capacity is expected to reach the Southeast Asia data center market by 2030?What is the estimated market size in terms of area in the Southeast Asia data center market by 2030?

Get Access to complete Southeast Asia data center report – Regional Outlook, Growth Potential, Price Trends, Competitive Market Share & Forecast 2026–2030.

Major Companies in the Southeast Asia Data Center Market

The Southeast Asia data center market has the presence of key investors such as Bridge Data Centres, Digital Realty, Equinix, AirTrunk, NTT DATA, Princeton Digital Group, DayOne, ST Telemedia Global Data Centres, Vantage Data Centers, and others.New Entrants include A-FLOW, Aslan Energy Capital, Beeinfotech PH, BRIGHT RAY, BW Digital, CloudHQ, CtrlS Datacenters, DAMAC Digital, NEXTDC, ZDATA Technologies, STACK Infrastructure and several others.

What Key Findings Will Our Research Analysis Reveal?

How big is the Southeast Asia data center market?What is the growth rate of the Southeast Asia data center market?What is the estimated market size in terms of area in the Southeast Asia data center market by 2030?What are the key trends in the Southeast Asia data center market?How much MW of power capacity is expected to reach the Southeast Asia data center market by 2030?What is the estimated market size in terms of area in the Southeast Asia data center market by 2030?

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