Realman Intelligent releases the W1 self-picking robot

Nov 4

1. 14:53

   Sina Tech

   Realman Intelligent Releases the W1 Self-Picking Robot, Supporting Coordinated Operations of Over 50 Robots

   Realman Intelligent unveiled the W1 self-picking robot at the 2026 Asian International Logistics Technology and Transportation Systems Exhibition. Paired with an intelligent scheduling system, it supports coordinated operations of up to 50 robots, allows for flexible addition or removal of equipment, and automatically assigns tasks, plans paths, and coordinates transfers. The robot is ready to use upon arrival, requires no modification to existing shelf aisles, and can be registered simply by photographing product feature images, lowering the threshold for automation upgrades. At the same time, Realman Intelligent showcased three major operating modes: GLN remote operation, W1 autonomous operation, and cluster collaboration.

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2. 13:30

   Shanghai Observer

   Realman Intelligent Releases the W1 Self-Picking Robot, Showcasing Three Capabilities: Remote, Autonomous, and Swarm Collaboration

   Realman Intelligent released the W1 self-picking robot at CeMAT ASIA 2026. It can autonomously complete the entire process of picking and placing material boxes, AI visual recognition, and grasping and placing, and the system supports swarm operations of up to 50 robots. The company also demonstrated three modes: GLN remote operation, W1 autonomous operation, and swarm collaboration. Its automotive-grade joint modules and the ECO62 robotic arm achieve an MTBF of 50,000 hours.

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3. 09:03

   Shanghai Observer

   Realman Intelligent Releases the W1 Self-Picking Robot: Supports Coordinated Clusters of 50 Units, Ready to Use on Arrival

   Realman Intelligent unveiled the W1 self-picking robot at CeMAT ASIA 2026. It can autonomously complete the entire process of picking and placing bins, AI visual recognition, and grasping and placement, and the system comes with built-in intelligent scheduling and supports coordinated operation of clusters of up to 50 robots. The robot focuses on deployment without modification, requiring no reconstruction of existing shelves and aisles and eliminating the visual profiling process—simply photographing product feature images is enough for entry. Realman also demonstrated three modes: GLN remote operation, W1 autonomous operation, and cluster coordination. Its joint modules achieve an MTBF of 50,000 hours.

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