October Mobile Robot New Product Guide! Covering autonomous forklifts, wheeled humanoid robots, mobile manipulators, and more.
Striding AI Innovation Launches Two New Humanoid Robots
On October 8, Striding AI officially released the C1 wheeled dual-arm robot. Each of C1’s two robotic arms has 7 degrees of freedom (DoF) and a 3kg payload at the end effector. It can operate products from lower shelves up to near the ceiling, adapting well to the narrow aisles of convenience stores.

Standard Robots Releases EasyGo Indoor Delivery Robot
On October 10, Standard Robots officially launched the new EasyGo indoor delivery robot. Targeting the pain points of expensive site modifications, slow deployment, and complex operation for intralogistics delivery, EasyGo is built on the core concept of “Easy”:
- Fast Deployment:Builds a 1,000-sq-m map in 10 minutes and deploys in 30 minutes with zero site modification.
- Zero-Barrier Interaction:Supports four interaction methods including a GO button and voice control.
- Performance:Minimum passage width of 550mm, 150kg payload, and up to 12 hours of battery life.
- Perception:Dual LiDAR + camera perception, passing 300,000 vibration tests to adapt to complex floors.
- Global Ready:Supports multilingual interfaces and OTA upgrades for global expansion.

J-Elephant Launches FK-80 Autonomous Forklift
On October 15, J-Elephant launched the FK-80 autonomous forklift. The maximum lifting height has been increased from 6.5m to 8m, maintaining a 1.2-ton payload with zero load loss throughout the full stroke. Its operating range extends to higher storage locations and has entered the actual project implementation stage.

Aiten Showcases ML03 “Little Turtle”
Recently, Aiten showcased four star products: ML03, TPX150, ARV15, and AM1516. Among them, the ML03 “Little Turtle” made its global public debut at the exhibition. With a chassis size of 920×400mm and a minimum turning radius of only 690mm, it mainly targets narrow aisle line-side material handling.

JAKA Launches JAKA Kargo50 Heavy-Duty Wheeled Humanoid Robot
On October 12, during the 2026 CIIF (China International Industry Fair), JAKA Robotics debuted two new products: the JAKA Zu50 heavy-payload collaborative robot and the JAKA Kargo50 heavy-duty wheeled humanoid robot.
Focusing on factory mass-production implementation, industrial AI manufacturing, and cross-scenario general applications, the JAKA Kargo50 extends JAKA’s mature mobile operation capabilities to higher-payload industrial scenarios. The JAKA Zu50 cobot further perfects JAKA’s full-scenario layout from light to heavy payloads.

Hikrobot Launches “Mingzhi” Series Single-Agent Intelligent AMRs
On October 23, Hikrobot launched the “Mingzhi” series single-agent intelligent AMRs. The series includes two models: the Z1-300 latent lifting AMR (300kg payload) and the Z2-1500 autonomous forklift AMR (1,500kg payload).
The Z1-300 targets high-frequency line-side material turnover, narrow aisle transport, human-robot mixed traffic, and frequent line changes. The Z2-1500 expands to full-pallet handling, stacking, and bulk material transfer scenarios for higher payload demands.

SEEN·E Robotics Launches Logistics Manipulation Robot Sculptor
Recently, SEEN·E Robotics released the Sculptor logistics manipulation robot. Powered by its self-developed SE-1 embodied AI foundation model, Sculptor handles rapid changes in complex logistics sites. Facing mixed carton types of various sizes and packaging materials, as well as randomly changing positions and orientations, Sculptor autonomously identifies different boxes, adjusts grasping and placement strategies, and continuously performs sorting and palletizing to stack different cartons into stable multi-layer pallets.

Leon Robot Launches G-Series Light Industrial AMR
On October 23, Li’ang launched the G-series light industrial autonomous mobile robot. Equipped with a navigation mobile controller, it adapts to 3C electronics, auto parts, medical, and e-commerce logistics warehousing scenarios. Using real-time laser perception of left and right boundaries combined with dynamic path planning, the G-series can navigate through spaces with only a 2cm clearance on each side.

JINSYS Robotics Launches Delivery Robot (DR) and Mobile Collaborative Robot (MCR)
Recently, JINSYS Robotics launched two new products at the Canton Fair: the Delivery Robot (DR) and the Mobile Collaborative Robot (MCR).
- MCR:Deeply integrates an AGV chassis, collaborative robotic arm, and vision system. It achieves ±0.5mm comprehensive positioning accuracy without requiring visual guidance. It navigates autonomously like an AGV and performs precise grasping, loading/unloading, and equipment operation like a fixed robotic arm, perfectly adapting to high-mix, low-volume flexible manufacturing.

- DR:Features independent perception, decision-making, and execution without relying on a central scheduling system. Using LiDAR and visual SLAM fusion, it achieves minute-level mapping and “plug-and-play” without site modification. With a 300kg to 600kg payload, customizable top modules, and the ability to navigate narrow human-robot mixed traffic spaces, it significantly lowers the barrier to entry for mobile robots.

Longqi Robotics Launches First Self-Developed Humanoid Robot
At the October CIIF, Longqi Robotics launched its first self-developed wheeled humanoid robot HR-05W. Combining an industrial-grade wheeled chassis with dual humanoid arms, it balances mobility, stability, and operational flexibility. With 17 DoF (excluding end effectors and chassis), 5kg max payload per arm, 80kg chassis payload, and a speed of 1.2m/s, it integrates 3D vision to perform environmental perception, target positioning, path planning, and dual-arm collaborative operations.

ENGOAL Launches Messol-B Embodied AI Loading/Unloading Robot
On October 26, ENGOAL officially released the Messol-B embodied AI loading/unloading robot. Equipped with the self-developed OmniPredict 2.0 world model, Messol-B features integrated loading/unloading design, an extremely compact chassis, and flexible coordination. It provides a highly efficient and flexible automation solution to address industry pain points such as redundant equipment investment, poor site adaptability, and rigid system deployment.

AgiBot Launches Safety-Compliant Heavy-Duty Embodied Robot G2 Max
On October 26, under the AI WAVE initiative “Putting Robots to Work,” AgiBot launched the safety-compliant heavy-duty embodied robot G2 Max. Targeting palletizing/depalletizing, material transfer, and production line feeding, it brings AgiBot’s full-stack AI capabilities to the production line.
With a single-arm payload of 20kg, dual-arm rated payload of 40kg (50kg peak), and repeat positioning accuracy of ≤±0.5mm, it is one of the industry’s first heavy-duty embodied robots capable of long-range, multi-task operations.

CAS Fifth Era Launches Wheeled Embodied Intelligent Robot Jiling-S1
On October 12, CAS Fifth Era launched the wheeled embodied intelligent robot Jiling-S1. Standing 1610~1890mm tall, with a single-arm rated payload of 5kg, a 2800mm working diameter, and 19 DoF, it targets industrial scenarios like precision assembly, flexible production lines, and intelligent warehousing sorting.

Inovance Unveils InoBot W1
On October 12, Inovance showcased its humanoid robot, InoBot W1, for the first time, accompanied by an automotive welding demonstration cell to showcase multi-robot collaboration. Featuring a wheeled mobile platform and 7-axis bionic arms with high-precision force control, it adapts to narrow workshop spaces. It supports full-body liquid cooling, IP54 protection, and battery hot-swapping to meet harsh industrial conditions. During the demo, InoBot W1 collaborated with vision systems and arc welding equipment to autonomously perform loading/unloading and workpiece repositioning.

2026 The 9th Annual Conference on Mobile Robot Industry Development and the 4th Annual Conference on Scenario Applicationsof Wheeled Humanoid Robot will be held on December 9–10 at the Parallel World Hotel in Hangzhou.
The conference will focus on industrial embodied intelligence deployment, motion control, chassis technology, manufacturing applications, and data collection and annotation, promoting the industry’s shift from product exploration to deep scenario deployment.



