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Ideas, milestones and deployments shaping the future of City Robotics

Follow the latest from PIX Moving: from global RoboBus deployments and regulatory milestones to new perspectives on Physical AI, City Robotics, and autonomous urban infrastructure. Here, we share the ideas, partnerships, and real-world projects shaping a future where intelligent moving spaces transport people, deliver services, and become part of everyday city life.

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RoboBus at Davos: From Autonomous Shuttle to Urban Infrastructure

During Davos Tech Summit 2026, PIX RoboBus operated on public roads as part of Robot City, providing autonomous shuttle services for participants and the public. The deployment demonstrated how an autonomous moving space can evolve beyond transportation to become a flexible, programmable service node within future urban infrastructure. 

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WonderLoop Goes Global as RoboBus Enters Public-Road Operation in Japan

PIX RoboBus has completed the vehicle registration process required for public-road use in Japan and begun demonstration operations in Meiwa Town, Mie Prefecture. The milestone marks the first overseas deployment of the WonderLoop operating model and an important step toward building repeatable City Robot services across international markets. 

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RoboBus Brings Autonomous Mobility to Quba Mosque in Madinah

PIX Moving and local partner Branchbots launched a RoboBus pilot in the courtyards of Quba Mosque in Madinah, Saudi Arabia. Operating in a culturally significant, pedestrian-dense environment, the project demonstrates how autonomous mobility can provide safe and accessible short-distance transportation while supporting Saudi Arabia’s broader smart mobility ambitions.

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Beyond Robotaxi: The Future of Autonomy Is the City, Not the Car

PIX Moving Founder and CEO Angelo Yu presents a broader vision for autonomous mobility: not simply removing the driver from the vehicle, but making movement itself programmable. The article explores how autonomous moving spaces could carry people, services, commerce, and experiences—becoming a new operating layer for cities.

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