Rui Erman Intelligent Unveils Real-World Robot Deployment Strategy at WRC 2026
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On August 19, 2026, the World Robot Conference (WRC) officially opened at the Yichuang International Exhibition Center in Beijing. The event, themed 'Human-Robot Symbiosis and Integrated Production and Demand,' featured over 300 exhibiting companies and more than 2,000 exhibits. Rui Erman Intelligent showcased its 'Real Work Robot' at booth A121, drawing significant attention from global manufacturers, research institutions, and media representatives.
The significance of Rui Erman's demonstration lies in its practical applications of the RealBOT robot, which performed tasks such as restocking and dispensing medications in a smart pharmacy and collaborating with a master from Beijing Daoxiangcun to produce traditional mooncakes. The company also highlighted its GLN remote workforce network, which enables real-time control of robots located far away, showcasing the potential for remote labor in real-world scenarios.
During the first day of WRC 2026, Rui Erman received a CR L3 certification from the Shanghai Robotics Industry Technology Research Institute, confirming the reliability of its ultra-lightweight humanoid robotic arm. This certification aligns with international standards and establishes a benchmark for the reliability of core robotic components, paving the way for the large-scale deployment of Rui Erman's robots in real-world applications. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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