Agile Robots appeared at the 26th China International Industry Fair in Shanghai with 12 exhibits, presenting a broad lineup spanning humanoid robotics, force-control and perception technologies, and deployment across multiple use cases. The company highlighted the Mobile FR3 Duo, a dual-arm mobile research platform built for physical AI research, alongside an AI therapy and wellness robot aimed at the broader health sector and a photography robot that combines AI with force control.
At the show, Agile Robots organized its booth into five sections: embodied intelligence, embodied models, research ecosystem, consumer applications, and industrial deployment. Its AI therapy and wellness robot uses the company’s self-developed high-precision force-control robotic arm, supports five professional therapy modes, and comes with a digital operations system. The photography robot uses drag-to-mark controls and trajectory planning to simplify high-quality camera movement workflows. Agile Robots also displayed the Diana3 Duo wiring harness arrangement solution for flexible auto-parts manufacturing, the industrial-grade Diana 3 force-control robotic arm, the Agile Core robot operating system, and a new high-precision force-feedback teleoperation platform.
Agile Robots showcased 12 exhibits at the 26th China International Industry Fair in Shanghai, presenting its humanoid robotics lineup, force-control and perception technologies, and solutions for multiple application scenarios.
The company’s featured products included the Mobile FR3 Duo dual-arm mobile research platform for physical AI research, an AI therapy and wellness robot for the health sector, and a photography robot that combines AI with force control.
Five exhibition zones at the event
At this year’s fair, Agile Robots set up five themed areas covering embodied intelligence, embodied models, research ecosystem, consumer applications, and industrial deployment.
The AI therapy and wellness robot is equipped with the company’s self-developed high-precision force-control robotic arm, supports five professional therapy modes, and includes a digital operations system. The photography robot uses drag-to-mark controls and trajectory planning to simplify high-quality camera movement workflows.
Industrial and core robotics products on display
Agile Robots also presented the Diana3 Duo wiring harness arrangement solution for flexible manufacturing of automotive parts, the industrial-grade Diana 3 force-control robotic arm, the Agile Core robot operating system, and a new-generation high-precision force-feedback teleoperation platform, outlining its full-stack robotics capabilities.
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