X Square Robot showcases full embodied AI portfolio at WRC 2026

The Shenzhen-based company is exhibiting at booth C107 during WRC, which runs from August 19 to 23, bringing together its WALL-B embodied AI foundation model, robotic hardware, manipulation technologies and data infrastructure. At WRC, the company is expanding the focus beyond that logistics application.

One of the central demonstrations at the X Square Robot booth is the logistics system featured in the recent livestream. The system combines the company’s WALL-B foundation model with its self-developed high-performance six-axis robotic arms to handle parcels of different sizes, weights, shapes and.

What Happened

But the company’s WRC presentation extends from industrial operations into much more complex manipulation tasks. In a flower-arranging demonstration, a dual-arm robot is given natural-language instructions that require it to understand a customer’s preference for a particular color of rose, identify the.

• X Square Robot is showcasing its full portfolio of embodied AI technologies at the World Robot Conference 2026 in Beijing, presenting applications ranging from logistics automation and dexterous manipulation to household robotics and AI.

• The WRC appearance comes shortly after X Square Robot livestreamed an hour-long logistics demonstration in which its system processed 1,816 parcels with a reported accuracy of more than 98 percent.

• The company says its testing indicates that 1,000 body-free data samples combined with 100 samples collected from real robots can provide training results comparable to approximately 1,000 real-robot samples.

Key Details

The robot must coordinate perception, language understanding and two-arm manipulation across the complete task. Changes can also be introduced into the environment, including moving the vase or rearranging the flowers, testing whether the system can adapt its actions rather than simply replay.

• X Square Robot also claims its approach can make data collection 2.33 times more efficient than conventional remote-control methods.

• According to X Square Robot, the system synchronizes multiple sensor streams to within 1 millisecond and can capture vision, touch and audio alongside millimeter-level positioning information.

• The product family includes different combinations of head-mounted equipment, wearable hardware and handheld grippers designed to capture human movements without requiring the operator to be physically connected to a robot.

Why It Matters

The fan-handling demo is designed to test how a robot can use its embodied AI foundation model and dexterous hand to complete a long sequence of precise manipulation tasks. The robot needs to open a cardboard box, retrieve a fan, place it.

• Underlying those applications is another major part of X Square Robot’s WRC portfolio: the QUANXTA Zero series, a hardware-and-software platform for generating embodied AI training data.

• Homes contain changing arrangements of objects, people and activities, making perception and adaptability particularly important if robots are eventually to operate autonomously in domestic environments.

What Reports Say

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