KEENON Robotics Drives Intelligent Transformation with XMAN-F1 Humanoid Robot
Shanghai-based KEENON Robotics, established in 2010, has evolved into a leading service robot enterprise, recently launching its bipedal humanoid robot, XMAN-F1. This new model utilizes the KOM2.0 Visual-Language-Action large model to adapt autonomously to complex scenarios in hospitality and logistics. Equipped with 3D vision, voice recognition, and dual robotic arms capable of precise tasks like tea brewing and folding clothes, the XMAN-F1 features a dynamic balance system for navigating diverse terrains. Pilot deployments are underway with partners such as Shangri-La Hotels and Walmart. Beyond humanoid units, KEENON offers specialized robots for dining, healthcare, and home use, supported by a closed-loop ecosystem of self-developed hardware, including the KEENON chip, and advanced algorithms. The company has expanded its marketing presence to over 60 countries and plans to establish R&D centers in Germany, the United States, and Japan. This strategic move underscores KEENON's commitment to driving the digitalization and intelligent transformation of the global service industry through continuous technological innovation and international growth.
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KEENON Robotics Drives Intelligent Transformation with XMAN-F1 Humanoid Robot
Shanghai-based KEENON Robotics, established in 2010, has evolved into a leading service robot enterprise, recently launching its bipedal humanoid robot, XMAN-F1. This new model utilizes the KOM2.0 Visual-Language-Action large model to adapt autonomously to complex scenarios in hospitality and logistics. Equipped with 3D vision, voice recognition, and dual robotic arms capable of precise tasks like tea brewing and folding clothes, the XMAN-F1 features a dynamic balance system for navigating diverse terrains. Pilot deployments are underway with partners such as Shangri-La Hotels and Walmart. Beyond humanoid units, KEENON offers specialized robots for dining, healthcare, and home use, supported by a closed-loop ecosystem of self-developed hardware, including the KEENON chip, and advanced algorithms. The company has expanded its marketing presence to over 60 countries and plans to establish R&D centers in Germany, the United States, and Japan. This strategic move underscores KEENON's commitment to driving the digitalization and intelligent transformation of the global service industry through continuous technological innovation and international growth.
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