Zoomlion to show humanoid robot and autonomous mining at bauma CHINA

Nov 13, 2026
The machinery maker will bring more than 60 AI and new-energy exhibits, including its Z01 humanoid and Zbrain embodied AI system.

Zoomlion will show more than 60 AI and new-energy exhibits at bauma CHINA in Shanghai from 23 to 27 November, the company announced. The Chinese machinery maker will run five AI exhibition zones covering construction machinery, intelligent manufacturing, autonomous operations and robotics.

It will present its Z01 bipedal humanoid robot and its Zbrain industrial embodied intelligence system. Live demonstrations include a simulated open-pit mine where AI agents coordinate excavators and autonomous mining trucks, and cabless mini excavators carrying out autonomous tasks. Half of the high-end machines on display will be new-energy models.

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