VMR Launched Point-to-Point Transport Robot
On August 6, VMR launched the V400 point-to-point transport robot, which allows on-site personnel to complete site setup, route adjustments, and task assignments via a visual app; no complex system setup is required, and basic mapping and deployment can be completed in as little as 30 minutes. Furthermore, the V400 uses 3D SLAM for autonomous perception and positioning, eliminating the need to lock the robot onto a fixed track.
Ruixinxing Released R300 Follow-me Transport Robot
Recently, Ruixinxing released the R300 follow-me transport robot, bringing high-quality, high-experience intelligent upgrades to industrial and logistics scenarios.
The R300 is not just a transport device, but also a practitioner of a new human-machine interaction experience. As a embodied follow-me transport robot designed for industrial and logistics scenarios, the R300 relies on a deployment-free, out-of-the-box design concept. Equipped with an interactive touchscreen and supporting voice interaction, it significantly lowers the operational threshold, allowing employees to easily learn and use it without professional training, achieving “instant empowerment.”
In terms of powerful performance, the R300 has a maximum load capacity of 300kg and offers five transport modes: fully automatic transport, lifting transport, intelligent following, assisted push, and traction transport. Whether it’s fixed transfers between production lines or picking within warehouses, the R300 handles it with ease.
Zeroth Unveiled N1 Home Cobot
Recently, Zeroth, a home embodied intelligent brand, officially released the N1 home cobot.
The N1 is the world’s first home cobot with a heterogeneous robotic arm. It adopts a world-first heterogeneous robotic arm solution, which, when split into “two robots,” can share information and make decisions, executing tasks separately. Combining a lightweight design, the N1 occupies only 0.2 square meters and has a zero turning radius. In terms of operating range, the N1’s shoulder rotation center can be raised and lowered between 63 cm and 128 cm above the ground, covering high-frequency areas for daily household chores such as bar counters and kitchen worktops. Its detachable and expandable structure gives the N1 greater flexibility in adapting to different scenarios, opening up more possibilities for smart home services.
Geek+ Launched Climbing Robot
Geek+ (2590.HK), a global leader in intelligent robots, officially launched its new generation of cargo-to-person solution, RoboShuttle Hyper. As a major new product designed for high-volume, high-throughput scenarios, RoboShuttle Hyper achieves a leading dual-performance advantage with a throughput of 6,000 boxes/hour (per 1000㎡) and a workstation efficiency of 800 boxes/hour (Max workstation). Its stable and highly reliable innovative breakthroughs ensure worry-free high-efficiency operation. This move not only further expands the efficiency boundaries of cargo-to-human technology but also solidifies Geek+’s leading position in the AMR cargo vehicle market.
Gento Released Two Wheeled Humanoid Robots
On August 11, Gento officially released two new humanoid robot products: the wheeled folding robot Gento Luna and the wheeled lifting robot Gento Skye. The two products employ different body structures and are designed for different tasks, yet they are built on the same technological foundation: full-body force control, omnidirectional mobility, open control, and industrial-grade reliability.
Gento Luna is an omnidirectional wheeled folding robot with 26 degrees of freedom. Its height can be retracted from 1,700mm to 790mm, facilitating transportation and storage. In terms of mobility and endurance, Luna uses a four-wheel drive + four-wheel steering omnidirectional chassis, supports turning on the spot, and has a maximum speed of 1.5m/s. Primarily targeting home, service, and research environments, it serves as a general-purpose full-body force control development platform.
Gento Skye is a highly reliable wheeled lifting robot designed for embodied intelligence development and 24/7 engineering operations. It’s a “cerebellum-ready” humanoid robot development platform: platform-level control and motion planning capabilities are complete, allowing researchers to skip complex low-level control and focus directly on models and algorithms. Skye features a lifting mechanism that supports continuously adjustable height (785–1695mm), ensuring stable operation at various working heights.
Pudu Robotics Unveiled AI-Native Pallet Handling Robot
Recently, Pudu Robotics launched the PUDU MP2000 AI-native pallet handling robot. Focusing on enhancing robot intelligence, it creates an AI logistics brain, breaking down the delivery barriers of traditional complex projects and propelling industrial logistics automation into the era of “standardized products.”
This product, centered on an AI logistics brain, integrates panoramic intelligent perception, AI-native intelligence, AI recognition and placement, and cluster collaborative scheduling capabilities. It requires no site modification, platform integration, or complex deployment, providing a more intelligent, flexible, and easily implemented standardized solution for industrial logistics automation.
KUKA AMR Launched KMP 1500i-3
Recently, KUKA AMR released its new latent lift AMR, the KMP 1500i-3. As a new third-generation platform for 1500kg-class robots, the KMP 1500i-3 adheres to the QCDS design philosophy, making this AMR inherently designed for high efficiency.
GYRO Released Two New Products
From August 19 to 22, at the Automation Taipei 2026, GYRO showcased two new products for intelligent semiconductor manufacturing. One is the Gyro next-generation dual-arm robot, which primarily demonstrates the automated picking, placing, and handling of 8-inch semiconductor wafer cassettes. Through dual-arm collaboration, it can further expand the application of robots in semiconductor factory equipment loading and unloading and unmanned production.
The other one is the Gyro fully automated unmanned forklift, which is designed for the automated logistics needs of semiconductor factories and is already supplied to the world’s leading semiconductor manufacturers and in practical application.
RoboScience Unveiled Wheeled Humanoid Robot
On August 17, RoboScience officially released the REX G1, a wheeled humanoid general-purpose manipulator, positioned as a “next-generation embodied intelligent productivity partner.” As RoboScience’s first robot, the REX G1 is equipped with its self-developed VLOA architecture general-purpose embodied large model, Visics, designed for logistics, factories, retail, and home scenarios. It can complete a complete closed loop from task understanding to execution in unstructured, highly dynamic real-world environments, driving robots from replacing single processes to undertaking complete tasks.
The REX G1’s design is based on “controllable power, stable and reliable, gentle and approachable, and easy to maintain.” The entire machine adopts a “1+1” configuration—a large-volume body carrying the power system and a small head unit responsible for command output and information interaction.
The robot features a rounded body with smooth transitions, eliminating sharp edges and corners, and a frosted surface finish, balancing visual and tactile needs in close proximity to humans. The e-ink screen serves as the primary information interface, providing feedback only when necessary. Furthermore, the REX G1 incorporates a quick-release access port, eliminating the hassle of disassembling the entire robot and making daily maintenance more efficient and reliable.
Lumos Released Lumos MOS2
On August 14, Lumos officially released its new heavy-duty wheeled arm-type intelligent robot, Lumos MOS2. Designed for real-world industrial scenarios, Lumos MOS2 boasts a 50kg dual-arm load capacity and features comprehensive upgrades in hardware performance, omnidirectional mobility, multimodal perception system, and overall control architecture, making it capable of handling high-intensity, continuous tasks in real-world industrial environments.
Haosen and Haoling Robot Launched Haoling SF10
On August 18, Haosen, together with its subsidiary Shenzhen Haoling Robot, released the Haoling SF10 wheeled humanoid robot.
The Haoling SF10 wheeled humanoid robot reconstructs product value with five core features: safety, stability, precision, ease of use, and intelligence, pushing embodied intelligence technology from the laboratory to real-world industrial engineering applications.
Currently, SF10-related technologies have been implemented in customer scenarios. Moving from the laboratory to the real production line, the SF10, positioned as an “industrial embodied intelligence assembly master,” is solving the industry-level challenge of automating unstructured scenarios for customers, achieving tangible cost reduction and efficiency improvement.
VLAI Robotics Released K1 Dual-Arm Wheeled Humanoid Robot
Recently, VLAI Robotics officially released its new generation of dual-arm humanoid robot with mobile dexterous manipulation, the K1, with a starting price of only 19,800 yuan. The K1 is a ready-to-use embodied intelligence development platform with 25 dexterous humanoid degrees of freedom, coordinating its waist, head, arms, and entire body for precise scene manipulation; equipped with four wheels for omnidirectional movement and fully internal wiring; in addition, this product is also equipped with a VLA/world model controller.
San Francisco–based Startup Unveiled Humanoid Robot for Household Duties
San Francisco-based startup Nori Robotics recently unveiled the Nori A3, a humanoid robot assembled in the US and priced at $1,688. The robot is scheduled to begin shipping this fall, targeting consumers seeking affordable home automation solutions.
Unlike many humanoid robots, the Nori A3 uses a wheeled chassis and has 19 degrees of freedom. The company claims it can perform a variety of household tasks, including fetching food, pouring drinks, loading the dishwasher, and folding clothes. Its battery provides 6 to 8 hours of runtime, sufficient for extended use in a home environment.
Diligent Robotics Launched Moxi 2.0
Diligent Robotics has also begun deploying its next-generation Moxi 2.0 robot to hospitals across the US in the medical field. Initial deployments include Endeavor Health Edward Hospital in the Chicago area, Providence Saint John’s Health Center in Los Angeles, and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.
Moxi 2.0 inherits five years of operational experience from over 25 US hospitals and increases onboard computing power by 10 times, with perception and processing speeds 10 to 15 times faster than its predecessor. For hospitals, this means it’s better suited for material handling, supply replenishment, and intra-hospital logistics collaboration.
HSR Released New Generation Industrial Humanoid Robot
Addressing the urgent market demand for deep flexible upgrades in the manufacturing industry, HSR, deeply rooted in the industrial robot field, officially launched its self-developed new generation industrial humanoid robot, HSR-ER-HR705, which will soon be available on the market. This robot establishes a complete integrated intelligent system of perception, decision-making, and execution, moving beyond the design concepts of consumer service humanoid robots to create an industrial-grade humanoid intelligent partner that is adaptable to real industrial conditions and mass production needs.
Heli and Jianghuai Lab Unveiled Embossed Industrial Robot
On August 19, Heli, in collaboration with Jianghuai Lab, officially unveiled its embodied industrial robot. This embodied industrial robot primarily targets real-world industry challenges, propelling embodied intelligence technology out of the laboratory and into real-world applications.
The embodied industrial robot adopts an integrated architecture of a “mobile chassis + collaborative dual arms,” with its core advantages manifested in its high versatility, reducing production line modifications and eliminating the need for frequent reprogramming. Its minimum turning radius is only 510 mm, adapting to narrow factory aisles and complex layouts; each arm has a 7 kg load capacity, and the end effector is equipped with an electromagnetic chuck and a pre-installed quick-change interface; furthermore, it can autonomously plan its grasping path when faced with disordered stacked workpieces, and can adapt to new tasks without reprogramming when material basket specifications or workstations change.
Huibo Released Astra Pro2 Wheel-Arm Embodied Intelligent Robot
On August 13, Huibo released its new generation wheel-arm embodied intelligent robot product, Astra Pro2. Based on a native integrated wheel-arm architecture design, Astra Pro2 integrates mobile sensing, motion control, intelligent decision-making, and end-effector capabilities, aiming to provide highly adaptable, highly reliable, and highly scalable intelligent options for various fields such as industrial manufacturing, commercial services, and education and research.
The Astra Pro2 adopts an integrated design of a wheeled mobile chassis and humanoid dual arms. The chassis can flexibly adjust its position and posture, and with the coordinated control of the dual arms, it can adapt to diverse tasks such as inspection, handling, assembly and service. It breaks the dependence of traditional robotic arms on fixed workstations and can autonomously navigate to the work point and complete precise operations.
