JAKA Robotics debuts two new products, JAKA Zu50 and JAKA Kargo50, globally at the Shanghai Industrial Fair

From October 12 to 16, the 26th China International Industry Fair (CIIF) was grandly held at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai). JAKA Robotics appeared at Booth E001 in Hall 7.1H. Under the theme "Universal Is the Future," it set up three distinctive exhibition zones—collaborative embodiment, embodied scenarios, and universal models—comprehensively presenting its technology layout driven by the dual wheels of collaboration and embodiment. At this year's CIIF, JAKA Robotics appeared with a "full lineup." With physical AI at its core, JAKA made a heavyweight global debut of two new products: the Agent-driven JAKA Zu50 heavy-payload collaborative robot and the JAKA Kargo50 heavy-duty wheeled humanoid robot, which can autonomously transport material boxes of varying sizes and appearances. This comprehensively broadened the boundaries of industrial embodied intelligence. Centered on three main lines—collaborative intelligence, embodied scenarios, and the data flywheel—JAKA vividly demonstrated a real picture of AI penetrating the entire industrial chain. All the intelligent robots exhibited this time point to the same goal—enabling general-purpose intelligent robots to truly reach the flexible production frontline of manufacturing. Smart Manufacturing Network interviewed the person in charge of the JAKA Robotics booth on site at the CIIF, inviting them to introduce the core product matrix exhibited this time. At the booth, the JAKA π (Paizai) commercial robot was responsible for interaction and performances; in terms of industrial application scenarios, the JAKA Kargo industrial robot in the automotive field was demonstrating cargo handling, while the collaborative robot demonstrated screw fastening operations. Not only conventional industrial manufacturing, but even precision assembly in the aerospace field can be accurately performed by JAKA Kargo, and a series of complex operations such as machine tool processing and optical module insertion and removal can all be easily handled. In addition, the JAKA Zu50 heavy-payload collaborative robot also simulated daily palletizing work in industrial scenarios on site, effectively replacing highly repetitive, heavy-payload manual labor and greatly reducing the burden on frontline workers. (Click the image below to watch the livestream replay.) At the CIIF site, JAKA conducted a data collection demonstration using the JAKA K series dual-arm humanoid robot. It continuously collects process data from real physical interactions and feeds it back to the JAKA EVO foundation to iterate skill models, completing the data flywheel of "on-site operation—data collection—model update—redeployment," effectively solving the industry problems of difficult reuse of single-point scenarios and high costs for large-scale deployment. In addition to industrial scenarios, the JAKA π (Paizai) commercial robot also appeared at the booth, demonstrating its application capabilities in public entertainment scenarios such as supermarket shopping guidance and beverage preparation. The site also displayed products from general intelligent partners in end effectors, perception systems, mobile solutions, and other areas. From core components to scenario solutions, the JAKA ecosystem is continuing to expand. JAKA Robotics has always been committed to improving robots' decision-making, operation, and perception capabilities, letting imagination become productivity. As one of the earliest entrants in China's collaborative robot sector, JAKA was founded in 2014, and JAKA has upgraded its brand positioning to "the world's leading general intelligent robot company," with its strategic focus extending from single collaborative robots to general intelligent robots driven by embodied intelligence. According to MIR Databank data, in 2024 JAKA's collaborative robot domestic market share reached 21.9%, ranking first in China; its global market share was about 8.2%, placing it in the industry's first tier. At present, the company has served enterprises in fields such as automotive, 3C, and semiconductors, with nearly 30,000 robots deployed globally in total, and its business covers nearly 100 countries and regions. Application scenarios extend from industrial assembly and precision processing to high-end fields such as aero-engine blade grinding and semiconductor packaging and testing, and are gradually penetrating commercial services and education and research. In addition to deep cultivation in the industrial and commercial fields, JAKA Robotics is also accelerating its entry into the public eye. When the Jiangsu Provincial City Football League (Su Super League) Changzhou home match kicked off enthusiastically, JAKA brought its self-developed lightweight legged humanoid robot JAKA π (Paizai) for a stunning appearance. Multiple π (Paizai) robots followed the rhythm of the match with precise timing and agile positioning, igniting the stadium with neat and smooth formation dances. In addition, in the 25th Shanghai International Arts Festival human-machine fable stage play "Uninstall·Love," JAKA π (Paizai) also performed as a special actor. From the robot body and motion control engineering implementation to millisecond-level group dance synchronization and the technical challenge of safe human-machine embraces. From breaking out of the circle at the Su Super League stadium and the art stage to the hardcore appearance of the "full lineup" at the CIIF, JAKA Robotics is interpreting the profound meaning of "Universal Is the Future" through practical action. Through the dual efforts of the "data flywheel" and the scenario ecosystem, JAKA is accelerating the large-scale deployment of general intelligent robots in the industrial and commercial fields and accelerating the new wave of global smart manufacturing. (Statement: The purpose of publishing this information on this site is to disseminate more information and does not represent the position of this site. All readers are also solemnly reminded that there are risks in the stock market and investment should be cautious. 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