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In October 2026, JAKA Robotics gave a global debut to two new products at the 26th China International Industry Fair: the Agent-driven JAKA Zu50 heavy-payload collaborative robot and the JAKA Kargo50 heavy-duty wheeled humanoid robot. Both products can autonomously transport material boxes of varying sizes and appearances. At the site, the company also demonstrated the JAKA K series dual-arm humanoid robot collecting process data and feeding it back into the JAKA EVO foundation to iterate skill models—a data flywheel. According to MIR Databank data, in 2024 JAKA's collaborative robots held a 21.9% share of the domestic market, ranking first in China, and about 8.2% globally, with nearly 30,000 robots deployed cumulatively. Currently, this debut is reported by a single source, and there are no subsequent developments.
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JAKA Robotics debuts two new products, JAKA Zu50 and JAKA Kargo50, globally at the Shanghai Industrial Fair
At the 26th China International Industry Fair, JAKA Robotics globally debuted 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. The site also demonstrated the JAKA K series dual-arm humanoid robot collecting process data and feeding it back to the JAKA EVO base to iterate skill models in a data flywheel. According to MIR Databank data, in 2024 JAKA's collaborative robots reached a 21.9% domestic market share, ranking first in China, and about 8.2% globally, with cumulative deployments of nearly 30,000 robots.