1 janvier 2025
Watch the CES 2025 OWL Presentation
Old World Labs (OWL) presented its "Agents as a Service" work at CES 2025, demonstrating how AI agents can operate across humanoid robots and virtual environments. In 2026, that work remains a useful milestone in OWL's broader focus: practical AI automation across hardware, software, robotics, simulations, and advanced manufacturing systems.
CES 2025 Robotics and AI Demonstration
OWL's CES demonstration showed AI agents inhabiting and operating humanoid robots, reasoning through 3D environments, and extending related capabilities into virtual worlds. The same systems thinking applies to industrial automation: software agents need to connect with machines, data, operators, and digital models before they can create durable operational value.
Replicants as an Automation Milestone
OWL's Replicants technology combined AI-driven reasoning with resource-aware robotics. The important lesson is bigger than the demonstration itself: useful AI automation must understand constraints, coordinate across environments, and remain connected to the systems people already use.
"CES 2025 is an opportunity to showcase how Old World Labs is redefining AI and robotics. With Replicants, we're introducing self-replicating agents that extend AI capabilities beyond traditional boundaries. By integrating agents into humanoid robots and virtual worlds, we're paving the way for accessible, adaptive, and scalable solutions across industries," said Nick Liverman. "Our mission is to empower people and organizations with intelligent systems that can operate in the real world and virtual environments alike." - Nick Liverman
What This Means for 2026 Automation
For teams evaluating automation today, the CES 2025 work points toward practical opportunities:
- Connect robots, machines, sensors, and software workflows through AI agents
- Use digital twins and 3D environments to model, test, and supervise complex systems
- Build automation around real constraints, including safety, data access, operators, and deployment timelines