Salcomp's Debut on CES 2026 - The Manila Times
In terms of production capacity layout, Salcomp has jointly established an embodied intelligent robot innovation center in October 2025. They will jointly build a pilot base for humanoid robots.
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The most recent coverage shows humanoid robots moving from prototype showcases to scalable production. At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, a wave of new models was unveiled, including AMD‑backed Italy‑based Generative Robotics’ Gene.01 for industrial shipyard use, LG’s CLOiD robot handling laundry tasks, and China’s Unitree Robotics displaying its $70,000 G1 robot in boxing and dance routines. Nvidia announced a new “Gr00t” vision‑language model and a Cosmos variant designed for robot perception and planning, while its CEO highlighted a “ChatGPT moment” for robots this year. China continues to dominate manufacturing; Omdia’s latest report predicts general‑purpose embodied‑intelligence robots will double annually and reach 2.6 million units by 2035, with Chinese volume production leading the market. Salcomp announced a joint embodied‑intelligent robot innovation center that can currently produce 5,000 humanoid units per year and aims to expand to a 500,000‑unit super‑factory. Hyundai, now the majority owner of Boston Dynamics, revealed a production‑ready Atlas robot built for factory tasks, targeting deployment from 2028 and planning a U.S. plant capable of 30,000 units annually. Meanwhile, London‑based startup Humanoid accelerated its hardware cycle, delivering an HMND 01 Alpha prototype in seven months using NVIDIA Isaac tools, and is field‑testing wheeled and bipedal versions for industrial and research use. Home‑assistant bots also entered the market, with Zeroth’s M1 humanoid for senior care and several AI‑enhanced companion devices announced at the show.
In terms of production capacity layout, Salcomp has jointly established an embodied intelligent robot innovation center in October 2025. They will jointly build a pilot base for humanoid robots. This base has the capacity to produce 5,000 sets/y and can completely bridge the industrial gap from laboratory prototypes to large-scale production. According to the plan, the base will gradually be upgraded to a super factory for humanoid robots with an annual production capacity of 500,000 units in the future, continuously consolidating the advantage of large-scale delivery. LAS VEGAS, Jan. 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Salcomp, the leading global intelligent manufacturing enterprise, is showcasing its complete humanoid robot technology matrix of 'core components - hardware manufacturing - scenario implementation' at Booth #11014 during CES 2026, held from January 6 to 9 in Las Vegas.
Salcomp Booth LVCC North Hall 11014
This time Salcomp is demonstrating its strategic determination to 'challenge the top 3 intelligent hardware manufacturers in the world', injecting strong impetus into the global development of physical intelligent industries. In terms of scale production capacity and delivery capability, Salcomp has established a solid barrier. As of now, the company has completed over 5,000 units of humanoid (embodied) robot hardware/complete machine assembly services, covering all core modules such as the entire machine, dexterous hands, and joint modules, and has verified its large-scale service capability through tangible delivery results.
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