October 26, 2026

We are joining ÁNIMA to drive the advancement of Humanoid Robotics and Physical AI in Spain.

At INVELON, we are taking another strategic step forward in our commitment to technological innovation and industrial transformation.

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INVELON joins ÁNIMA to drive the future of Humanoid Robotics and Physical AI in Spain.

We have officially joined ÁNIMA, the new Spanish Association for Humanoid Robotics and Physical AI, a pioneering initiative led by AFM Cluster and AER Automation.

This alliance aims to bring together, represent, and drive an emerging ecosystem set to revolutionize industrial automation and transform the way machines interact with the real world.

INVELON joins ÁNIMA to drive the future of Humanoid Robotics and Physical AI in Spain.

What exactly is Physical AI?


We are witnessing unprecedented acceleration. Until very recently, what belonged in the realm of laboratories and experimental projects is now making the definitive leap into production facilities, warehouses, workshops, and service environments.

Behind this qualitative leap lies Physical AI: the ability to bring advances in perception, language, computing, and machine learning models into physical systems, enabling them to understand their surroundings, make autonomous decisions, and perform complex tasks.

At INVELON, we see innovation as a driving force for real-world applications. The integration of advanced technologies such as Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, digital twins, and industrial software development takes on a new dimension when combined with Physical AI and autonomous robotics.

A united ecosystem to lead the future of robotics


Our membership in ÁNIMA allows us to contribute our capabilities, expertise, and interests to this collaborative ecosystem, connecting with the industrial sector and joining forces with other member companies to accelerate technology adoption across Spain.

ÁNIMA lays the foundations for Spanish industry to secure a prominent position in the global value chain of next-generation robotics.