Leju Robotics to Debut Universal Humanoid Robot Solutions at CIIF
At a media preview of the 26th China International Industry Fair on October 11, Leju Robotics said it will debut a scenario-based solution centered on a universal humanoid body and universal dexterous hand at the fair, covering the research, commercial service, and industrial sectors. The company stated that all solutions are mature and deliverable, capable of running stably for 8 to 10 hours a day.
The universal dexterous hand is said to adapt to multiple scenario types without changing tools, supporting 7+N grasping modes such as two-finger pinching, internal expansion gripping, and enveloping grasping. It has a payload of no less than 24 kg and a repeated positioning accuracy of no more than 0.03 mm, outperforming the industry-standard 0.2 mm level.
For the commercial service sector, Leju will showcase its Exhibition Hall 4.0 solution, where the Kuafu robot serves as a booth guide. It integrates vision and UWB technology for people following and obstacle avoidance, supports multilingual and multi-dialect communication, and can handle the entire guest reception process automatically. The solution has been deployed in 23 provinces across China.
In the industrial sector, Leju introduced its Taskor one-stop industrial deployment solution. The exhibition features a 1:1 replica of a factory production line, demonstrating tasks such as cardboard box depalletizing, bin handling, and small-part feeding. Developers can program actions through drag-and-drop graphics without writing code, reducing single-machine deployment time from months to hours. The Kuafu 5W robot, developed based on over 100 industrial scenarios, has passed EMC and 3B certification.
Leju said its industrial solutions have been pre-ordered by more than 10 leading customers in industries including automotive, communication, home appliances, and logistics, such as FAW, Hutchinson, Hisense, China Logistics, and Dongfang Jinggong. Since 2026, Leju has achieved batch deployment in scientific research, commercial services, and industrial sectors, covering more than 10 industries.
