BlackBerry once defined the smartphone era. Now its QNX software runs in millions of vehicles and industrial machines. The company has pivoted hard toward embedded systems. And fresh data shows demand for its real-time operating system is accelerating as developers race to build the next wave of intelligent robots. Physical AI. The term describes machines that combine advanced perception with reliable action in the real world. Think humanoid workers in factories or autonomous vehicles that never miss a safety command. Success here demands split-second responses. Zero tolerance for failure. QNX delivers exactly that. Its deterministic behavior ensures commands execute on time. Every time. QNX Gains Momentum Amid Software Crisis in Robotics A new survey from BlackBerry’s QNX unit reveals the pressure. Yahoo Finance reported on the findings released May 27, 2026. Nearly nine in ten robotics developers — 89% — say physical AI forms a critical part of their future strategy.…