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Selecting nine companies from a total of 60 exhibitors at AW 2026 was no small feat, much like the Robotics Summit & Expo‘s annual RBR50 Robotics Innovation Awards. My host, AVING News Corp.’s Dongkwan Davis Kim, and translator Sewon Chloe Park helped me navigate the event’s many exhibits.

Emily Kuo and Daniel Chiang, reporters at Taiwan’s DigiTimes, recognized companies including Advantech, Asus, and Wonik Robotics. Susan Hong, editor at EE Times,also covered the debuts of Chinese humanoids from Agibot, Leju, and Unitree at AW 2026.