KEENON Robotics has announced the launch of its humanoid robot, XMAN-R1, alongside three new cleaning robots—KLEENBOT C40, C55, and C20—marking an expansion of its service robotics portfolio. The XMAN-R1 is designed to interact with people and coordinate with other KEENON robots, including the DINERBOT T10, KLEENBOT C30, and KEENON S100.

RobotLAB has announced the release of BroBot, its first humanoid robot designed for use across sectors including education, logistics, and hospitality. The Texas-based company introduced the platform as part of its strategy to support automation in environments requiring adaptable, autonomous support systems.

Beijing Robint Technology has presented two new robotic systems at Hannover Messe 2025, held in Hannover, Germany, from March 31 to April 4. The company introduced the Rhino Pro Cleaning Robot and the Voyager Assistant Robot, both designed to address challenges in industrial cleaning and smart mobility applications.

At the European Robotics Forum 2025 in Stuttgart, London-based Extend Robotics demonstrated its technology to remotely operate humanoid robots. The Rocking Robots team discussed this specific application for the rapidly developing humanoid robot market with Azmat Hossein.

Agility Robotics has introduced the latest generation of its humanoid robot, Digit, at the 2025 ProMat trade show in Chicago. The upgraded model includes enhancements in battery life, autonomous docking, manufacturing efficiency, and safety systems. The company stated that these developments are intended to support broader commercial deployment and facilitate collaborative safety in environments shared with human workers.

Delta Electronics introduced its Cognibot Kit at Hannover Messe 2025, presenting a new add-on that enhances its D-Bot series collaborative robots (cobots) with cognitive capabilities. The kit is designed to support functions such as voice command, 3D machine vision, and multimodal artificial intelligence (AI) interaction, with the aim of improving performance, adaptability, and safety in industrial settings.

Circus SE, a provider of AI-powered software and robotics for the food service industry, has joined the German Association of Artificial Intelligence Companies. The move positions Circus as the first company focused on embodied AI to become a member of the association, which represents over 400 AI companies and is regarded as the largest AI network in Germany.

One of the innovations presented at the European Robotics Forum was a modular robot designed to quickly build a flexible mobile platform, addressing the critical need for reduced time-to-market in automation. The Rocking Robots team discussed this concept with Frank Spanjer of IDEC.

Tacstone Technology and PTWEE are entering a partnership in the field of test automation. This strategic alliance combines PTWEE’s expertise in software testing with Tacstone Technology’s experience as a Platinum Partner of software provider UiPath, which is currently making significant investments in the AI capabilities of its Test Cloud. SAP users, among others, may benefit from this collaboration.

Pudu Robotics has introduced the FlashBot Arm, a semi-humanoid service robot designed for commercial use. Developed by the company’s research division, Pudu X-Lab, the FlashBot Arm builds on the features of its predecessor, FlashBot, by integrating robotic manipulation capabilities with autonomous delivery and interaction functions supported by embodied artificial intelligence.