ROKAE Reaches 10,000 Shipments of Humanoid Force Control Arms, Showcases Helios Robots
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ROKAE Robotics announced on October 26, 2026, that it has reached a milestone of 10,000 shipments of its humanoid force control arms. This achievement marks a significant step in the commercial deployment of robotic hardware for physical AI. The 10,000th unit was shipped from ROKAE's manufacturing facility in Shandong, China, in September 2026, and does not include other industrial or collaborative robots deployed in over 40 countries.
The importance of this milestone lies in the integration of ROKAE's technology into production environments, with over 80 industrial partners incorporating these arms into their operations. Notably, five of ROKAE's wheeled humanoid robots, named Helios, are currently utilized on an assembly line for humanoid robot components, equipped with AR series force control arms for tasks such as transport, assembly, and inspection.
ROKAE's AR series arms feature force control at all joints, enabling precise and rapid responses to objects and environments. The company utilizes a compact controller, MAC, capable of managing multiple joints, and offers additional products like the HSA series joint modules and the iNex control system. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
Original report
ヒューマノイド向け力制御アームの累計出荷が1万台に到達したROKAE、シェフラーの工場でのヒューマノイド「Helios」導入事例も
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