Flexiv, a developer of general-purpose robotics, showcased its innovative adaptive robots at the IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS 2026). Attendees engaged with live demonstrations at booth 922, highlighting the robots' capabilities powered by high-precision force control and artificial intelligence.
The significance of Flexiv's presentation lies in its focus on enabling robots to operate effectively in dynamic and complex environments. Chief Technology Officer Xiyang Yeh emphasized the importance of force control for real-world applications, showcasing how the integration of whole-body force sensing with AI can automate tasks that were previously unachievable with traditional methods.
Looking ahead, Flexiv's demonstrations included the dual-unit teleoperation system and the Enlight adaptive robot, which features advanced touch sensitivity and multi-dimensional force sensing. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
Editor's Note
Flexiv's participation at IROS 2026 underscores the growing importance of force control in robotics, particularly for applications requiring delicate interactions and remote operations. As industries increasingly adopt intelligent automation, the ability to integrate AI with advanced sensing technologies will be crucial for enhancing operational efficiency and safety in complex environments.
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