Mirror Me released Bolt, the world’s fastest humanoid robot
On February 2, Mirror Me officially released Bolt, its first full-size humanoid robot with a peak speed of 10m/s. Bolt is 175cm tall and weighs 75kg. In the demonstration video, Bolt and the company’s founder, Wang Hongtao, competed in a “human-machine race” on a specially designed treadmill. Ultimately, the founder stumbled and stopped running, while the robot maintained a steady pace and continued to increase its speed.
INFIFORCE released “YUANZI“, the world’s first mind-native bipedal robot
On February 4, 2026, INFIFORCE officially released its first consumer-grade embodied intelligent product YUANZI, a new species defined as the world’s first mind-native small-sized bipedal robot. In terms of design, YUANZI is only 95cm tall and weighs 20kg. INFIFORCE has created a embodied brain for YUANZI, deeply integrating a self-developed Hyper-VLA end-to-end multimodal model and a causal world model, and connecting to Alibaba Cloud’s QWen big data model, achieving an edge computing power of 275 TOPS.
X-humanoid Released Embodied TIEN KUNG 3.0
On February 10, Beijing Innovation Center of Humanoid Robotics (hereinafter referred to as “X-humanoid”) officially released its new generation general-purpose robot platform, Embodied TIEN KUNG 3.0. It is reported that Embodied TIEN KUNG 3.0 is 169cm tall, weighs 62kg, and has 43 degrees of freedom. This robot aims for “more openness and easier use,” and relies on its self-developed “WISE KAIWU” general-purpose embodied intelligent platform. It has significantly improved in terms of body stability, motion control, embodied brain-brain coordination, and fully autonomous operation. It is also the industry’s first full-size humanoid robot to achieve interactive, high-dynamic motion control of the whole body.
Geek+ Launched the World’s First Humanoid General-Purpose Warehouse Robot
On February 10, Geek+ officially launched Gino 1, the world’s first general-purpose robot designed for warehousing scenarios. As another productivity AI product implementing its “General-Purpose Warehouse Robot” strategy, Gino 1 differs from other humanoid robots; it is specifically designed and trained for warehousing, with general multi-tasking capabilities fully tailored to warehousing scenarios. Its “brain,” Geek+ Brain, deeply integrates Geek+’s massive warehousing data accumulated over many years and combines large-scale simulation reinforcement learning, giving Gino 1 human-like general operational capabilities, enabling it to perform multiple tasks such as picking, moving boxes, packing, and inspection.
Weave Robotics Officially Revealed “Isaac 0”
On February 11, 2026, Weave Robotics released a home robot that can automatically fold clothes, priced at $7,999 (subscription price $450 per month). According to official information, Weave Robotics’ products feature a dual-arm structure, possessing a certain degree of spatial awareness and object recognition capabilities, enabling them to unfold, fold, and neatly stack washed clothes.
AGIBOT Released New Generation Full-Size Humanoid Robot AGIBOT A3
On February 13, it was reported that AGIBOT officially released its new generation full-size humanoid robot, AGIBOT A3, which reportedly boasts super-human-like full-body freedom, with an arm end-effector load capacity of up to 3kg, a TCP end-effector speed of up to 2m/s, and a fully flexible waist that replicates the human waist in a 1:1 scale. It features a pioneering battery-embedded torso design, incorporating a dual-battery system integrated into the exterior, providing up to 8 hours of combined battery life on a full charge. Combined with rapid battery swapping and charging technology, it can meet the needs of a full day’s work. It is equipped with an upgraded multimodal interaction system, enabling end-to-end proactive conversation without the need for a wake word; users can simply tap the robot’s shoulder to wake it. It supports AGIBOT’s Linkcraft and LinkSoul, with open underlying interfaces, integrating with AGIBOT Link-U OS and being compatible with the ROS ecosystem.
UniX AI Launched Panther Series Robots
On February 14, UniX AI officially launched its new generation of high-performance embodied intelligent robots—the Panther series. This robot features a mass-produced 8-DOF bionic robotic arm and adaptive intelligent gripper on a highly integrated joint platform, and employs omnidirectional four-turn four-wheel drive chassis technology, bringing unprecedented flexibility and stable operation to the field of embodied intelligence. Panther also achieves an 80cm upper body lifting range and supports ground-touching operations, meaning the robot’s operating space is greatly extended, allowing for more natural coverage.
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The “Second Global Unmanned Forklift Application Scenario Competition & the Material Handling and Sorting Challenge for Embodied Wheeled Humanoid Robots 2026” will be hold in May. Stay tuned!
