As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, the physical manifestation of this technologyrobotshas become a focal point in global innovation. Unfortunately, Canada is lagging behind other nations in the development of physical AI technologies. This gap not only threatens the country’s economic prospects but also its competitive edge in the rapidly advancing global market. Countries like the United States, China, and Japan are making significant strides in robotics, investing heavily in research and development.

As artificial intelligence (AI) evolves from software to physical applications, Canada finds itself lagging behind other nations in the race for robotics innovation. While countries like the United States and China are making remarkable strides in developing advanced robotic technologies, Canadas slow progress raises questions about its competitiveness in the global AI landscape. This gap could have significant implications for the countrys economy and technological leadership. The challenges facing Canada in this domain are multifaceted, ranging from funding limitations to a lack of strategic focus on robotics.