en.Wedoany.com Reported - At the WAIC 2026 exhibition, China's Mech-Mind Robotics showcased an "Eye-Brain-Hand" system composed of a 3D vision system, a multimodal large model, and a dexterous hand, enabling humanoid robots and robotic arms to perform complex tasks in real-world scenarios.
Unlike robots dancing or fighting on other booths, Mech-Mind's robots demonstrated capabilities closer to practical applications. One humanoid robot accurately selected products from a shelf based on voice commands from the audience and delivered them to a pickup counter; another robotic arm quickly assembled ultra-thin sheet metal parts of various shapes. These demonstrations focused on the robots' operational capabilities, generalization, and cross-embodiment versatility in complex scenarios.
Robots entering factories face numerous challenges, including variable ambient lighting, raw materials and workpieces of different specifications, and constantly changing tasks. Mech-Mind's demo showcased solutions to these difficulties. Two humanoid robots collaborated to load and unload workpieces and transport baskets, achieving continuous operations from grasping to moving. In another scenario, a robotic arm performed sub-millimeter precision assembly of flexible wire harness connectors.
In a demonstration of grasping pentagonal nut workpieces, the robot took less than 2.4 seconds per piece, with speed and efficiency meeting production line cycle times. These capabilities have been deployed on a large scale in manufacturing sectors such as the automotive industry.
Retail and home scenarios also test the generalization ability of robots. Mech-Mind's robots can classify a vast array of everyday items and sort transparent objects with complex optical properties.
The above capabilities all stem from Mech-Mind's self-developed "Eye-Brain-Hand" system. This system includes an industrial-grade 3D vision system capable of identifying thin-walled workpieces and transparent objects with high-speed imaging; the Mech-GPT multimodal large model, which accepts natural language and image instructions and possesses human-like understanding and reasoning abilities; and the Mech-Hand dexterous hand, centered on the World Action Model, capable of performing various fine manipulations such as grasping, twisting, holding, and gripping.
Founded in 2016, Mech-Mind Robotics has long focused on robot vision and manipulation capabilities. Company founder Shao Tianlan believes that the embodied intelligence industry should follow the principle of "intelligence over form," meaning that the "Eye-Brain-Hand" system can be used as standard components across different robot embodiments, while different tasks require different physical forms. To date, the company's products have been deployed globally in over 27,000 units, serving more than 100 Fortune 500 clients. It has ranked first in market share in its domestic niche for six consecutive years (2020-2025) and has subsidiaries and teams in the United States, Japan, South Korea, Germany, and other regions.
