KEENON Unveils Bipedal Humanoid Robot at WAIC

Jul 27, 2025
KEENON Robotics has introduced its first bipedal humanoid service robot, XMAN-F1, at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference 2025 in Shanghai, showcasing its capabilities in various interactive scenarios.

KEENON Robotics has introduced its first bipedal humanoid service robot, XMAN-F1, at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) 2025 in Shanghai, announced in a press release. The robot is designed to perform human-like tasks with precision and adaptability across different environments.

At the event, XMAN-F1 demonstrated its capabilities in three interactive scenarios: a medical station, a lounge bar, and a performance space. The robot showcased its ability to prepare popcorn, mix personalized beverages, and deliver digital presentations autonomously. These demonstrations highlighted the robot's environmental adaptability and task execution skills.

In addition to XMAN-F1, KEENON also showcased multi-robot collaboration. At the medical station, XMAN-F1 worked alongside the logistics robot M104 to create a smart healthcare solution. In the bar area, robotic bartenders collaborated with the delivery robot T10 to serve bespoke beverages, illustrating the potential for seamless multi-robot integration in various industries.

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