ENGINEAI Robotics at CES 2026: T800 and PM01 in Action
ENGINEAI Robotics Technology, a developer of embodied intelligence systems, showcased two flagship products at CES 2026. The company presented PM01, a lightweight, highly mobile general-purpose embodied agent, and ENGINEAI T800, a full-scale, high-efficiency, universal humanoid robot, both of which made their global debut. The demonstration highlighted the performance of both platforms and gave industry observers a practical, application-focused view of the potential for human-robot collaboration.
CES ranks among the world’s largest and most influential consumer technology exhibitions. It provides a global stage for launching cutting-edge products and sets a benchmark for technology trends. This year, embodied intelligence took centre stage. The industry moved it from a largely conceptual framework to deployable systems, signalling rapid progress towards a more autonomous future with intelligent collaboration.
The ENGINEAI booth drew steady interest through live demonstrations of the T800 and PM01. The team showcased full-body coordination and fine motor control. The demonstrations sparked detailed technical discussions with industry partners, developers, and media representatives. They explored practical deployment scenarios and possible collaboration opportunities. The overall engagement reflected strong industry interest in embodied intelligence applications and the expanding role of human-robot collaboration across multiple sectors.
The PM01 builds on proven adaptability in real-world settings and is moving toward scaled deployment across several application areas. It supports public transport operations, guided tours, retail services, and automated patrol and inspection tasks. The PM01 puts practicality and use-case-led design at its core. It meets clear operational needs in intelligent transformation programmes across industries. It also strengthens the practical role of embodied intelligence in supporting industrial progress. Event attendees widely recognised its stable, repeatable performance.
The ENGINEAI T800 attracted significant interest across the robotics community and sparked extensive discussion. This humanoid robot demonstrates ENGINEAI’s strengths in key robotics subsystems and system-level integration. The T800 targets real-world deployment as a next-generation intelligent platform. It uses a fully integrated, high-torque joint module architecture. It delivers up to 450 N•m of peak torque and 14,000 W of instantaneous joint peak power. It also uses high-degree-of-freedom joint structures in key areas, including the neck, waist, and hands. These features give the robot a high level of anthropomorphic mobility. In high-dynamic scenarios such as martial arts and running, it delivers industry-leading dynamic output and load-handling capability.
ENGINEAI will keep its focus on core technology development and long-term product strategy through 2026. The company aims to drive iterative improvement and expand real-world application scenarios. It will pursue impact-driven innovation by building strong foundations. ENGINEAI will strengthen its existing product portfolio and align more closely with global market requirements to speed up product refinement. The company will take an open, scalable approach to embodied intelligence. It aims to use its technical capabilities to help shape the next phase of human-robot collaboration.