Egis, JSL advance semiconductor showcase with AI drones and robots

Egis and its subsidiaries JSL and Anpec are using SEMICON Taiwan 2026 to present a vision of AI that moves beyond digital processing and into the physical world.

JSL is focusing on AI-powered drones, displaying a drone AI system, key modules and a satellite IoT dongle. The satellite connection is designed to extend missions into remote areas or places with limited ground-network coverage.

The company is also developing autonomous flight functions with strategic partners. It is training a World Model in simulated environments and combining it with a three-axis stabilized gimbal camera. The goal is to give drones greater environmental awareness and the ability to plan tasks independently.

JSL describes the system as an open hub platform. A common software architecture can connect different flight systems, allowing intelligent modules to be deployed across varied missions.

Anpec is presenting its “AI eye” through machine vision and digital-twin technology. Its Neocore robot-control software links visual understanding and movement data to machine control. Demonstrations include human-motion synchronization, remote robot operation and cooperation among drones, robotic arms, autonomous mobile robots and other platforms. Egis said the group is targeting applications in autonomous flight, smart manufacturing, inspection, logistics and remote operations.