Grid Dynamics Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: GDYN) (Grid Dynamics), a premier AI transformation partner for the Fortune 1000, announced it has entered into a strategic partnership with Doosan Robotics, a global leader in collaborative robot solutions, delivering cutting-edge AI robotics to 45 countries worldwide.

Grid Dynamics offers Doosan cobot users a GAIN Platform for Physical AI, which enables rapid creation of advanced robotic manipulation workflows, deployment of the latest physical AI models, and optimization and monitoring of robotic lines using digital twins. The GAIN Platform for Physical AI and corresponding integration services enable industrial users to solve advanced robotic automation use cases such as processing and inspection of complex-geometry objects, assembly with variability, and packaging of unseens and deformable items, which are not tractable for traditional robotics software.

The partnership aims to accelerate the joint go-to-market strategy for the integrated hardware and software physical AI stack provided by Doosan Robotics and Grid Dynamics, offer turnkey physical AI solutions to industrial users, and extend the R&D effort around robotics policy control.

“Our mission is to provide industrial users with production-grade solutions for unlocking high-value use cases such as dual-arm assembly and packaging,” said Ilya Katsov, CTO, Americas for Grid Dynamics. “Our partnership with Doosan enables the full-stack solution approach and more efficient go-to-market execution using global footprints of both companies.”

“This collaboration with Grid Dynamics is a powerful alignment of our commitment to delivering cutting-edge AI robotics with a partner whose expertise and global footprint simplify the deployment of advanced automation,” said Michael Ryu, General Manager & Head of Doosan Robotics Europe. “It allows us to accelerate the delivery of full-stack physical AI solutions, ensuring our cobot users can easily access and leverage the power of collaborative robots, the latest AI technology, and a global engineering network.”