Robotics Conference in Beijing
Leading specialists from Prolog Plus attended the Fourth ROKAE Global Partner Conference in Beijing, which took place on July 17, 2026. The event was the company’s first major meeting since listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and focused on the company’s transition from a simple robot manufacturer to a provider of physical artificial intelligence infrastructure.
The key message of the conference was expressed by ROKAE founder and CEO Tuo Hua: “If a large language model is the soul of a robot, then our task is to give it the strongest body and the smartest and fastest cerebellum.” To this end, the company presented an entire ecosystem of solutions, divided into three levels.
1. “Body”: New Robots and Sensitive Hands
A new line of NB300 and NB220 industrial robots with high payload capacity, focused on automotive applications, was presented. For applications where precision work is essential, the AR series of humanoid power manipulators (with payloads ranging from 3 to 20 kg) and Helios, a wheeled, bipedal robot for complex interaction scenarios, were showcased.
The key technology was the integrated power joints (HSA). They can sense force with an accuracy of less than 0.05 Nm, comparable to microgram sensitivity, and deliver a record-breaking 48 Nm/kg. This sets a new bar for control in robotics.
2. “Cerebellum”: Intelligent Control
For motor coordination, the iNexus control system was developed, enabling simultaneous control of the robot’s arms, torso, and wheelbase via a single controller.
At the AI level, the ROKAE Brain model was presented, based on a multimodal “fast and slow thinking” architecture. It’s already being put into practice: in 3C electronics assembly and in the installation of lithium batteries for electric vehicles, robots are learning not just to follow commands, but to understand the task and adapt.
3. ROKAE+ Open Ecosystem
ROKAE announced its transition to an open platform model. The company announced that it will not compete with partners, but rather provide them access to its developments through the ROKAE+ architecture. Strategic agreements were signed with nine key partners at the conference. Furthermore, a dedicated innovation fund is being established to support developers creating solutions based on the ROKAE platform.