Chinese Robotics Firms Dominate CES 2026 As Embodied AI Moves Toward Real-World Deployment

Embodied artificial intelligence moved from research labs toward commercial reality at CES 2026 over the past week, as Chinese robotics and sensor companies showcased machines capable of performing complex physical tasks with minimal human intervention.

While humanoid robots drew crowds on the exhibition floor, it was the underlying technologies — particularly vision, manipulation and task-planning systems — that signaled the industry’s shift from demonstration to deployment.

Among the most closely watched exhibitors was RoboSense, a Chinese lidar and robotics technology supplier, which presented an autonomous “delivery robot” capable of completing an entire logistics workflow without remote control — from packing parcels and transporting them to unpacking and recycling boxes.

RoboSense Chief Executive Qiu Chunchao said the demonstration marked the company’s first global unveiling of a complete embodied intelligence system.

发布于:北京市