RobotWorld 2026 Launches in South Korea with Focus on Humanoids and AI Technologies
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RobotWorld 2026 commenced on November 4 at KINTEX in Goyang, South Korea, featuring 402 companies from 17 countries. The event, running until November 7, highlights humanoids and AI-driven manufacturing as key themes. Notable exhibits include Rainbow Robotics’ RBY mobile humanoid and Neuromeka’s EIR and NAMI platforms, alongside Neuromeka's Physical Skill Foundation technology designed for handling unfamiliar objects.
The significance of RobotWorld lies in its role as a platform for humanoid developers to explore the supply chain and assess how humanoids integrate into production systems. The exhibition showcases various components such as actuators, sensors, and controllers, as well as complete machines and software. The International Robot Business Conference, held concurrently, features sessions on humanoid and physical AI, with speakers from NVIDIA, Qualcomm, and Advantech.
Neuromeka's Physical Skill Foundation technology and Tesollo's demonstrations of its humanoid hand models are expected to draw attention. The event aims to address practical questions regarding the reliability and operator support of humanoids in manufacturing environments. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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