ROKAE Robotics presented its latest embodied intelligence technologies at FAIR plus 2026, held at the Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center (Futian). Exhibiting at Hall 9-W01, the company showcased developments in AI hardware, core algorithms, and application deployment, engaging with industry partners on the future of robotics.
New AR3 humanoid force-controlled arm introduced
At the event, ROKAE unveiled the AR3 humanoid force-controlled arm. Designed as a standardized and scalable hardware platform, AR3 features a lightweight structure, a 7-degree-of-freedom design with a cross-wrist configuration, and full-joint force sensing with high dynamic force control.
Built on ROKAE’s integrated force-controlled joint technology, the AR series enables fast and accurate response to external forces and supports applications such as precision assembly and flexible grasping. The system also includes zero-force drag teaching to simplify setup while maintaining safety and flexibility in human–robot collaboration. With ROKAE’s motion control algorithms, the AR series achieves ±0.1 mm repeatability under a 1:2 payload-to-weight ratio.
ROKAE has established a complete AR series portfolio covering payloads from 3 kg to 10 kg, supporting a range of applications from lightweight tasks to industrial operations.
Demonstration of wheeled dual-arm robot Helios
ROKAE also demonstrated the Helios wheeled dual-arm robot, equipped with dual AR5 arms. The system showcased high-precision teleoperation, enabling real-time replication of human motion.
Helios integrates HSA force-controlled joints and supports high-frequency force sensing and impedance control. Combined with its 7-DOF arm structure and cross-wrist design, the system enables precise motion control and responsive interaction, supporting functions such as remote operation and drag teaching.
Open platform and ecosystem development
ROKAE continues to develop a full-stack product portfolio for embodied intelligence, including integrated joints, robotic arms, and complete robotic systems. The company provides open hardware interfaces, algorithm SDKs, and its self-developed control and vision platforms, supporting integration across hardware, data, models, and application scenarios.
To date, ROKAE has received more than 10,000 orders for embodied intelligence robots, with deployments in automotive, electronics, and new energy industries for applications such as material handling, inspection, and assembly.
Looking ahead
ROKAE will continue to advance its core technologies and expand collaboration with industry partners, supporting the deployment of embodied intelligence systems and the development of the robotics ecosystem.
