Dikuo Unveils Privacy-Focused PriviSphere Robotics at COMPUTEX 2026

As embodied robots move into factories, campuses and public spaces, their inspection cameras can capture faces, license plates and other sensitive details, raising privacy and regulatory concerns. Dikuo Intelligent Technology’s PriviSphere Robotics platform applies differential privacy to robotic vision, aiming to preserve useful inspection data while reducing the risk that individuals can be identified or raw information exposed. The approach addresses a central obstacle to wider deployment: balancing continuous data collection with personal privacy safeguards.

Dikuo Intelligent Technology showcased the latest PriviSphere Robotics platform at COMPUTEX 2026, demonstrating real-time image de-identification during inspections by embodied robots. The system is designed to limit the storage or transmission of identifiable footage and also adds Swarm capabilities for intelligent task allocation and coordination across multiple robots. The company did not disclose pricing, customer numbers or a timetable for commercial deployment, leaving the scale and near-term adoption of the platform unclear.