Geeksplus VP Gu Jie discusses humanoid robot IRON's commercial path at CIIE
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At CIIE 2025, Geeksplus VP Gu Jie presented the 1.74m-tall IRON humanoid robot, highlighting its synthetic skin and muscles designed for home interaction. The team asserts that while current trials focus on commercial guidance tasks, the robots will eventually enter households as companions.
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- Chinese robotics — Hardware and sensingXPeng VP Gu Jie discusses IRON humanoid robot development at CIIE 2025
At the 9th China International Import Expo, XPeng Vice President Gu Jie presented the company's humanoid robot strategy, highlighting the 1.74m-tall IRON model with synthetic skin and muscles designed for commercial interaction and future household deployment.
- Chinese robotics — Hardware and sensingGeeksplus VP Gu Jie discusses humanoid robot IRON's commercial potential and home integration plans at CIIE 2026
At the CIIE 2026 forum, Geeksplus VP Gu Jie presented the humanoid robot IRON, noting its 1.74m height and advanced skin-muscle design for human interaction. The team aims to deploy IRON in commercial settings like guiding before expanding into households as a companion. Gu emphasized that while early models used quadrupedal designs, the humanoid form offers superior adaptability for diverse tasks.
- Chinese robotics — Hardware and sensingGeekplus VP Gu Jie discusses IRON humanoid robot's commercial path to homes at CIIE 2025
At the 9th China International Import Expo, Geekplus Vice President Gu Jie presented the company's humanoid robot IRON, noting its 1.74m height and advanced skin/muscle layers designed for home interaction. While current trials focus on commercial guidance tasks, the team asserts that such robots will eventually enter households as companions. This report reflects the publisher's account of the demonstration without confirming independent deployment readiness.
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