Galaxea AI Shows Warehouse Fulfillment Robots at WRC 2026
Galaxea AI demonstrated more than ten robotics systems at the 2026 World Robot Conference in Beijing, including a closed loop dark store fulfillment system, announced in a press release.
The company said the fulfillment system handled live mini program orders without task specific reprogramming. During the event, it completed 900 full cycle orders, 1,775 picks, and 1,560 packing cycles while processing random item placement and task interruptions.
Galaxea AI also showed a robot on robot assembly application using vision positioning, dual arm coordination, force feedback, and reinforcement learning models. The company said the system achieved more than a 30 percent speed gain compared with manual teaching for long cycle mass production assembly.
The exhibition also included Nexo, a wheeled dual arm robot with 30 degrees of freedom, a 20 kg dual arm payload, and an 8 hour runtime. Galaxea AI also displayed its Lemo developer platform, Kengo bipedal humanoid, carton folding, object grasping, and industrial part sorting demos.
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