At CES 2026, RealMan Robotics introduced its latest advancements in humanoid arm technology, showcasing a comprehensive technology stack that includes hardware, data, and remote operations.
The presentation highlighted three significant innovations: a fully integrated joint module, ultra-lightweight humanoid robotic arms, and the Global Labor Network (GLN), all powered by RealBOT wheel-foldable robots and supported by the Humanoid Robot Data Training Center.
A Holistic Approach to Embodied AI
The synergistic offerings from RealMan Robotics underline the company's holistic approach to embodied artificial intelligence, bridging the gap between physical intelligence, real-world data, and human-robot collaboration.
The newly unveiled ultra-lightweight humanoid robotic arms have been engineered to mimic the physical characteristics of an adult male arm, supporting a rated payload of 5 kg and a peak load of 9 kg. Operating at a TCP speed of up to 1.8 m/s, these arms are poised for seamless integration into environments centered around human interaction.
Dexterity and Precision in Design
The 7-degree-of-freedom RX series boasts a sophisticated wrist design that excels in dexterity
The 7-degree-of-freedom RX series boasts a sophisticated wrist design that excels in dexterity, particularly in tight spaces.
Since 2018, RealMan has led the development of ultra-lightweight humanoid arms and high-precision, long-lasting actuators. The robotic arms, certified to CR L3, have an average MTBF of 50,000 hours, and are capable of performing real-world tasks such as opening appliance doors, crucial for high-quality, large-scale data collection.
Production and Compliance Achievements
RealMan's joint modules now exceed an annual production capacity of 100,000 units and hold RoHS and REACH certifications following rigorous TÜV SÜD Germany compliance testing.
At CES 2026, a notable feature was the live demonstration of transcontinental teleoperation, connecting Beijing to Las Vegas. Operators at RealMan’s Humanoid Robot Data Training Center managed a RealBOT robot on the CES floor, executing tasks such as item delivery and fruit handover in real-time.
Revolutionizing Operational Capabilities
Utilizing an immersive teleoperation interface, operators can direct robots for various tasks
This network of remote operations transforms human skills into a scalable, quality-assured, and billable infrastructure.
Utilizing an immersive teleoperation interface, operators can direct robots for various tasks, from towel folding and box handling to complex missions like pipeline inspection and power system management. This advancement allows for efficient global distribution of labor resources and continuous generation of high-quality data crucial for breaking new ground in embodied intelligence.
Advancing Robotics Through Data
RealMan's Humanoid Robot Data Training Center operates 108 robotic bodies in ten application scenarios, collecting data from thousands of tasks and millions of trajectory paths.
It has developed the first high-quality, multimodal dataset for real-world applications, now open-sourced to mitigate data bottlenecks in robotic learning. By supporting both academia and industry, RealMan accelerates algorithm development and the industrialization process in intelligent robotics.
RealMan Robotics, a system-level infrastructure platform company for the era of embodied intelligence, unveiled its latest advancements at CES 2026, showcasing a comprehensive technology stack spanning hardware, data, and remote operations.
At the exhibition, RealMan presented three core innovations:
- A fully integrated joint module
- Ultra-lightweight humanoid robotic arms
- The Global Labor Network (GLN), powered by RealBOT wheel-foldable robots and the Humanoid Robot Data Training Center
Human-robot collaboration
Together, these offerings demonstrate RealMan’s holistic approach to embodied AI, bridging physical intelligence, real-world data, and distributed human-robot collaboration.
RealMan’s ultra-lightweight humanoid robotic arms are engineered to closely replicate the length, thickness, flexibility, and load characteristics of an adult male arm. Each arm supports a rated payload of 5 kg, a peak load of 9 kg, and achieves a TCP speed of up to 1.8 m/s, enabling seamless integration into human-centric work and living environments.
Supporting stable execution
The 7-degree-of-freedom RX series, featuring a highly anthropomorphic wrist design, excels at dexterous manipulation in confined spaces. Since 2018, RealMan has been at the forefront of developing ultra-lightweight humanoid arms and high-precision, long-life actuators.
Certified to CR L3, the robotic arms achieve an average MTBF of 50,000 hours, supporting stable execution of real-world tasks such as opening refrigerator and washing machine doors, capabilities critical for large-scale, high-quality data collection.
Real-world environments
In parallel, RealMan’s integrated joint modules have surpassed an annual production capacity of 100,000 units and have obtained RoHS and REACH certification, following rigorous compliance testing conducted by TÜV SÜD Germany.
A major highlight at CES 2026 was RealMan’s live demonstration of cross-border, real-time teleoperation from Beijing to Las Vegas. Embodied trainers at RealMan’s Humanoid Robot Data Training Center in Beijing remotely controlled a RealBOT wheel-foldable robot on the CES show floor, performing tasks such as item delivery and fruit handover in real-world environments.
Power system management
This remote operations network transforms human skills into scalable infrastructure, making operational capabilities schedulable, quality-assured, and billable. Through an immersive teleoperation interface, operators can precisely command robots in real time, executing tasks ranging from towel folding and box handling to complex operations such as pipeline inspection and power system management.
Beyond hardware, this capability enables efficient global distribution of labor resources across time and space, while continuously generating high-quality, real-world data to drive the next breakthroughs in embodied intelligence.
Industrialization of intelligent robotics
RealMan’s Humanoid Robot Data Training Center operates 108 embodied robotic bodies across ten real-world application scenarios, accumulating data from thousands of tasks and millions of trajectory segments.
The center has developed the world’s first high-quality, multimodal real-world dataset, which has been open-sourced to address critical data bottlenecks in robotic learning. By providing critical data support to both academia and industry, RealMan accelerates the development of advanced algorithms and the industrialization of intelligent robotics.
