RealMan Robotics Debut RealBOT Embodied Open Platform at CES 2026

RealMan Robotics talks about its comprehensive embodied intelligence infrastructure at CES 2026, focusing on high-durability hardware and global remote operation networks. The Beijing-based company is showcasing its latest generation of ultra-lightweight humanoid robotic arms, including the 7-degree-of-freedom RX series. These arms are engineered to match the dimensions and flexibility of an adult male arm, featuring a rated payload of 5 kg, a peak load of 9 kg, and a TCP speed of 1.8 m/s. A key technical milestone presented this year is the CR L3 certification, confirming an average Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) of 50,000 hours for stable, long-term deployment in domestic and industrial environments. The 2026 lineup also introduces three next-generation high-power-density joint modules: the WHJ03, WHJ120, and the WHJ48V Wide-Voltage Series. The WHJ03 is an ultra-compact 3 Nm module measuring 33 x 48 mm for consumer-grade humanoids, while the WHJ120 offers 120 Nm of torque with a hollow-core design for complex cable routing in collaborative robots. Additionally, RealMan is demonstrating its Global Labor Network (GLN) using the RealBOT wheel-foldable robot. This system allows remote "embodied trainers" to perform real-world tasks like item delivery and complex manipulation via an immersive teleoperation interface, bridging the gap between human skill and scalable robotic automation