Vecow used Automate 2026 to launch its EAC-7000 robotics supercomputer and EDR-1000 AMR development kit, expanding its industrial AI lineup around NVIDIA-based edge computing.
The EAC-7000 runs on NVIDIA Jetson Thor with Blackwell architecture, packing 128GB memory, up to 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS, and 16-channel GMSL sensor inputs for real-time robotic vision and edge inference.
The EDR-1000 is built on NVIDIA Nova Orin reference architecture and Vecow’s NAC-1000 core system, adding Bosch 6-axis IMU, IP66 protection, and 5G/4G/WiFi plus M12 PoE+ GigE connectivity for robot-to-cloud links.
With Holon Robotics, Vecow also showed an AI-accelerated metal-processing platform using the EVS-3000 and NVIDIA RTX 3500 Ada GPU that cuts robot tuning time by 85% and enables grinding and welding deployment in 15 minutes.
The showcase broadens Vecow’s push across industrial automation, with additional Intel- and Qualcomm-based platforms aimed at mobile AI efficiency, intensive computing, and lightweight connected robots.