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DEEP Robotics Highlights Industry Product Lines At WRC 2026

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 26 (Bernama) -- DEEP Robotics, a global leader in embodied artificial intelligence (AI) innovation, has showcased its complete range of industry products at the 11th World Robot Conference (WRC 2026) in Beijing’s Yizhuang.

Under the theme “Human-Robot Symbiosis, Where Supply Meets Demand”, more than 300 global enterprises exhibited over 2,000 cutting-edge robot products at the five-day event.

DEEP Robotics in a statement said it showcased its full hardware matrix “One Humanoid, One ‘Cat’, One ‘Dog’” alongside six standardised industry solutions, demonstrating the practical application of robotics across industries.

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The DR02, described as the world’s first all-weather industrial-grade humanoid robot, features IP66 protection and wide-temperature adaptability. It has completed substation field tests and firefighting rescue drills to undertake high-risk work for humans.

In addition, the Lynx wheeled-legged series delivers off-road performance, while the flagship X30 quadruped robot operates in extreme conditions, carrying out Gobi energy infrastructure patrols and nuclear plant confined-space missions.

Built on more than 1,200 real-world deployments, DEEP Robotics debuted six solutions covering energy and power, emergency firefighting, security patrols, industrial operations and maintenance (O&M), public services, and education and research.

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DEEP Robotics also demonstrated an industry-first confined-space reconnaissance-and-communication robot for mines and tunnels, designed to address challenges in rescue operations.

Drawing on nine years of scenario-driven development, DEEP Robotics said its full-stack “Perception-Decision-Action” system addresses complex-terrain and harsh-environment challenges, turning robotics concepts into practical applications.

-- BERNAMA