CES 2026: Zhongqing Robotics Unveils T800 Humanoid Robot for the First Time Globally

Las Vegas, January 6, 2026 — The Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2026), the world’s largest and most influential technology exhibition, officially opened today in Las Vegas, USA. As a premier global stage for breakthrough innovations and a barometer of future tech trends, CES has long served as the launchpad for transformative ideas that shape tomorrow’s world. In recent years, the show has increasingly spotlighted embodied intelligence—marking its evolution from theoretical concept to real-world deployment and heralding an era of smarter, more autonomous human-machine collaboration.

At this year’s event, Zhongqing Robotics, a pioneer in embodied intelligence, unveiled two groundbreaking products from its technology portfolio: the lightweight, high-dynamic, fully open general-purpose embodied agent PM01, and the globally debutant full-size, ultra-high-performance general-purpose humanoid robot—Zhongqing T800.

This CES appearance not only validates Zhongqing’s technical capabilities on a global scale but also vividly demonstrates the vast potential of seamless human-robot collaboration to industry professionals worldwide.

>High-Dynamic Demonstrations Captivate Global Audience>

Throughout the show, Zhongqing’s booth drew continuous crowds, with visitors flocking to witness live demonstrations. The dynamic showcases highlighted the T800 and PM01’s full-body coordinated motion and dexterous manipulation capabilities—offering a tangible glimpse into the latest advances in embodied intelligence, the rapid pace of robotic iteration, and their practical applicability. The performances earned enthusiastic applause and widespread acclaim from attendees.

Industry partners, developers, and international media representatives paused for extended interactions, sparking vibrant on-site discussions and partnership inquiries—a clear testament to Zhongqing’s growing market appeal and technological influence.

>PM01: Driving Real-World Deployment Across Industries>

Already in commercial use, the PM01 has established deep collaborations with numerous ecosystem partners. Its mature scene-adaptation capabilities are enabling scalable deployments in public transportation, guided tours, retail assistance, security patrols, and inspection tasks. Centered on “practicality and scenario-specific optimization,” PM01 effectively addresses real pain points in industrial intelligent transformation—validating the core value of embodied intelligence in empowering real-world sectors. Its stable, reliable performance further solidified visitor confidence during the exhibition.

>T800: A Breakthrough in High-Performance Humanoid Robotics>

The star of the show was undoubtedly the Zhongqing T800, making its global debut at CES 2026. This full-size humanoid robot stunned the industry with its extreme efficiency and dynamic prowess, underscoring Zhongqing’s disruptive strength in core technologies.

As a next-generation intelligent platform built for real-world scenarios, the T800 integrates a full-stack, high-torque joint module system. It delivers a combined peak torque of 450 N·m and features instantaneous joint power output up to 14,000 W. Coupled with high-degree-of-freedom actuation in critical areas—including the neck, waist, and hands—the T800 achieves remarkably human-like agility and posture control. It demonstrated industry-leading dynamic explosiveness and load capacity in high-intensity scenarios such as martial arts sparring and sprinting, setting a new benchmark for humanoid performance.

>Looking Ahead to 2026 and Beyond>

In 2026, Zhongqing Robotics will continue to uphold its philosophy of “steady accumulation, pragmatic innovation,” deepening R&D investment and strategic foresight in core technologies. The company aims to accelerate product upgrades in alignment with global market demands while optimizing its existing product matrix. Zhongqing is committed to building a more open, scalable embodied intelligence solution ecosystem—leveraging robust technical foundations and innovative capabilities to turn the vision of future human-robot collaboration into reality.

Source: Shenzhen Zhongqing Robotics Technology Co., Ltd.