Peraso Demonstrates 60 GHz Wireless Connectivity for Humanoid Robots
Key Highlights
- ➤Humanoid robot achieved approximately 500 Mbps uplink and 100 Mbps downlink to edge server
- ➤Peraso demonstrated continuous transfer of sensor, video, telemetry, and operational data
- ➤Beamforming technology is designed to support multiple nearby robots by reducing wireless interference
- ➤Hybrid architecture combines local NVIDIA GPU reflexes with remote GPU cluster computing
- ➤Peraso previously demonstrated aggregate data rates of 50 Gbps in a confined area
Expert Statements
Ronald Glibbery, CEO of Peraso
“Physical AI systems generate enormous amounts of data through cameras, sensors, and interactions with their environments”
Ronald Glibbery, CEO of Peraso
“Our demonstration shows how 60 GHz wireless can connect humanoid robots with edge AI infrastructure, supporting continuous data exchange and faster deployment of updated AI capabilities.”
Mike Hamilton, VP of Business Development at Peraso
“Peraso's 60 GHz technology offers two key advantages for Physical AI: support for multi-gigabit data rates suited for high-capacity data transfer and highly directional beamforming that enables the creation of isolated wireless networks”
Mike Hamilton, VP of Business Development at Peraso
“We believe these capabilities will become increasingly important as organizations deploy large numbers of autonomous systems that must continuously exchange data with AI computing resources.”
SAN JOSE, CA / ACCESS Newswire / October 21, 2026 / Peraso Inc. (NASDAQ:PRSO) ("Peraso"), a leader in mmWave (mmWave) wireless technology solutions, today announced the successful completion of a functional validation demonstrating high-speed wireless connectivity between a humanoid robot and an edge AI server using Peraso's mmWave technology.
The demonstration achieved sustained data rates of approximately 500 Mbps uplink from the robot to the edge server and 100 Mbps downlink, enabling continuous transfer of sensor, video, telemetry, and operational data. Peraso's beamforming technology is also designed to support multiple robots operating in close proximity by reducing interference between wireless links. The company has previously demonstrated aggregate data rates of 50 Gbps in a confined area.
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