Chinese embodied-AI leader DEEP Robotics used the 11th World Robot Conference (WRC 2026) in Beijing Yizhuang to make the first complete debut of its full hardware matrix and six industry solutions, in an August 24, 2026 announcement carried by GlobeNewswire. Under the theme “Human-Robot Symbiosis, Where Supply Meets Demand,” more than 300 global enterprises exhibited over 2,000 cutting-edge robot products between August 19 and 23.
DR02, LYNX and X30 anchor the hardware matrix
DEEP Robotics summarized its line-up as “One Humanoid, One ‘Cat,’ One ‘Dog.’” The DR02, billed as the world’s first all-weather industrial-grade humanoid robot, carries an IP66 rating and wide-temperature adaptability, and has already completed substation field tests and firefighting rescue drills. The wheeled-legged LYNX family covers a lightweight LYNX S10 for single-person rapid deployment in rescue reconnaissance and a heavier LYNX M20S offering a 35 kg payload, IP67 protection and a 9 m/s top speed for inspection and patrol. The flagship X30 quadruped is designed for extreme conditions, including Gobi energy-infrastructure patrols and nuclear-plant confined-space missions.
Six industry solutions grounded in 1,200 deployments
The company debuted six “out-of-the-box” solutions covering energy and power, emergency firefighting, security patrols, industrial operations and maintenance, public services and education/research. An industry-first confined-space reconnaissance-and-communication robot for mines and tunnels was also on show to tackle rescue pain points. DEEP Robotics said the packages were built on more than 1,200 real-world deployments and that its full-stack “Perception-Decision-Action” system, centered on the company’s Embodied Brain, is designed for complex-terrain and harsh-environment missions.
Riding a growing industrial robotics wave
Ranked No.1 globally in quadruped-robot industry-application revenue in 2025, DEEP Robotics is scaling into humanoid territory just as its DR02 outdoor performance and Shanghai STAR Market IPO plans raise the company’s public profile. The WRC 2026 debut positioned the company alongside domestic humanoid peers such as Unitree as Chinese robotics accelerates from prototype demos to industrial productization.
Reporting based on coverage from GlobeNewswire.