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- 1Inspire Robots unveils RH37D1 three-finger dexterous hand●Inspire Robots launched the RH37D1 series, a direct-drive three-finger hand that lifts up to 43kg. The new product is bu
Inspire Robots has launched the RH37D1 series, a direct-drive three-finger dexterous hand capable of lifting up to 43kg. The new gripper is designed for heavy industrial grasping tasks, positioning it for factory and logistics automation where conventional two-finger grippers struggle with irregular loads. The announcement was made around CIIF 2026 and reported by Pandaily.
- 2JAKA unveils Kargo50 heavy-duty wheeled humanoid in Shanghai●A wheeled humanoid already on a headlight line just got a heavier brother At CIIF 2026 Shanghai, JAKA gave the global de
At CIIF 2026 in Shanghai, Chinese robotics firm JAKA gave the global debut of the Kargo50, a heavy-duty wheeled humanoid robot designed to move tote boxes between workstations. It follows a smaller JAKA wheeled humanoid already deployed on a headlight production line, and Chinese state media have reported on the company's wheeled humanoid robots, drawing attention to their move from factory trials to commercial logistics roles.
- 3NeodraDynamics Unveils 1.2-Ton Neo1 Hydraulic Robot at CIIF▼NeodraDynamics Showcases 4-Meter & 1.2-Ton Neo1 Heavy-Duty Hydraulic Robot with JD Industrial at CIIF: Hydraulic‑Electric Hybrid Solves Real‑world "4D" Industrial Challenges
Robotics startup NeodraDynamics presented its Neo1 heavy-duty hydraulic robot at the China International Industry Fair alongside JD Industrial. The machine stands four meters tall and weighs 1.2 tons, using a hydraulic-electric hybrid drive the company says lets it handle what it calls '4D' industrial work: tasks that are dirty, dangerous, difficult or dull. The demonstration highlights growing interest in heavy-duty robots for logistics and manufacturing.
- 4China unveils five-ton-payload robot at Shanghai industrial fair▼China’s five-ton-payload robot debuts at Shanghai’s CIIF, but real-world performance is what counts
A Chinese heavy-duty robot with a five-ton payload capacity has made its debut at the China International Industry Fair in Shanghai. The unveiling highlights the country's push into heavy industrial robotics, but observers note the machine's real-world performance, rather than its impressive specifications, will ultimately determine whether it can compete with established players.
- 5NeodraDynamics Unveils 1.2-Ton Neo1 Heavy-Duty Hydraulic Robot at CIIF●NeodraDynamics Showcases 4-Meter & 1.2-Ton Neo1 Heavy-Duty Hydraulic Robot with JD Industrial at CIIF: Hydraulic‑Electric Hybrid Solves Real‑world
NeodraDynamics presented its Neo1 heavy-duty hydraulic robot at the China International Industry Fair together with JD Industrial. The robot stands four meters tall and weighs 1.2 tons, using a hydraulic-electric hybrid drive that the company says is built to handle demanding real-world industrial tasks rather than light demonstration work. The showcase highlights growing interest in large-scale robots for logistics and heavy industry.