WRC 2026: From single point capability to system collaboration, embodied intelligence enters the era of 'continuous tasks'

There are three exhibition booths worth viewing together in Hall C of this World Robot Conference: one is forming a band, one is moving goods, and one is building a matrix. The Carnot booth features three forms of robotic arms: bipedal, wheeled, and force controlled. The wheeled "Lingshuo" second-generation has 33 joints and is capable of handling, assembling, and loading/unloading materials. Hikvision robots directly move the warehouse into the exhibition hall: F4 forklift shelves have a docking accuracy of ± 5mm, and dual arm robots no longer crush soft materials such as clothes and fabrics. In commercial scenarios, robots can clean tables and distinguish between garbage and personal belongings. At the Zhongke Huiling booth, four robot musicians held a live event. If the action is filmed early or late, the audience's ears can hear it. Behind it is a triple test of body coordination, multi machine synchronization, and human-machine cooperation. On the other side of the booth, CASBOT W2 is paired with the ARGUS remote control platform, allowing humans to remotely control their arms to complete continuous fine operations, and their experience directly enters the robot's execution loop. Three booths, three paths, pointing to the same judgment: the robot is moving from "being able to display a certain action" to "being able to complete a task continuously".