Xiaomi’s CyberOne humanoid robot drew crowds of visitors and media at its first overseas exhibition during the IFA consumer electronics fair here, with the robot responding to onlookers with waves and victory signs. The Chinese tech giant originally unveiled the full-size humanoid bionic robot, internally codenamed “Tie Da”, in August 2022. The first-generation model stands 177 cm tall, weighs 52 kg, and features 21 degrees of freedom with 0.5-millisecond real-time response, powered by Xiaomi’s self-developed bionic perception, biomechatronic fusion and artificial intelligence technologies. This year, Xiaomi introduced a new-generation humanoid robot, also named “Tie Da”, which made its first public appearance at the World Robot Conference 2026 in Beijing. The new version stands approximately 170 cm tall, weighs 66 kg,...
AGIBOT, a pioneer in the global general-purpose AI robotics industry, is showcasing its latest robot portfolio at IFA 2026, led by its third-generation full-size humanoid, the AGIBOT A3, with applications spanning retail, industrial operations and commercial cleaning. The showcase also features the AGIBOT X2 Ultra on IFA’s “Robots on the Runway,” a new TÜV Rheinland certification for the AGIBOT A-Series, and a joint showcase with European partner Tekpoint as AGIBOT expands its commercial footprint in Europe. AGIBOT A3 Leads a Multi-Robot Showcase At the center of AGIBOT’s showcase is the A3, a 173-centimeter, 55-kilogram full-size humanoid integrating locomotion, interaction and manipulation intelligence. The robot combines dynamic mobility, multimodal interaction, hot-swappable batteries and coordinated multi-robot operation. The AGIBOT X2 Ultra will...
PrimeBOT, a consumer embodied AI brand under SWANCOR, made its IFA debut on Thursday with two “personal robots” aimed at bringing robotics into households, a move the company said prioritises affordability and user engagement over industrial-grade performance. The T1 and Q1 models are designed to be compact, lightweight, and priced to lower the barrier for home adoption, according to the company. At its booth, European parents were observed allowing children to interact freely with the robots, reflecting confidence in their safety and approachable design. Beyond emotional companionship, the robots are positioned for practical daily uses including camping tracking, towing carts, and load-carrying, the company said. Modular design and co-creation draw crowds PrimeBOT’s booth, themed “PrimeGallery,” features a multi-language photo wall...
