Latent-Action at the 2026 World Robot Conference

From August 19–23, the 2026 World Robot Conference was held at the Yizhuang International Convention & Exhibition Center in Beijing. Multiple Latent-Action quadruped robot products were on display, showcasing the company’s product lineup for different application scenarios.

On site, Latent-Action’s industrial-grade quadruped P30 and the new lightweight P05 were exhibited together. The two differentiated products show Latent-Action’s strategic layout: starting from industrial quadrupeds and progressively broadening the product roadmap.

Deepen real industrial scenarios
P30 keeps refining hardcore capability

As Latent-Action’s industry-grade quadruped robot built for complex industrial environments, All-Terrain Rover P30 returned to a major industry event. Beyond the full system display, the conference also presented P30’s internal design through structural teardown, helping audiences understand the engineering thinking behind the platform—from overall form to core component layout.

For industrial-grade quadruped robots, stable operation in complex environments is a critical foundation for real-world deployment. Unlike demos that only showcase motion, industrial applications care more about overall performance across complex terrain, continuous operation, and multi-mission demands.

P30 is equipped with a high-performance joint power system with peak joint torque of 450 N·m. Designed around environmental adaptation, mission expansion, and long-term operation, it continually strengthens product capability in power performance, structural reliability, and functional extensibility.

Expand the product boundary
P05 unlocks lightweight, diverse applications

While deepening its industrial track, Latent-Action continues to expand the application boundary of quadruped robots. At this conference, the new lightweight product—Smart Companion P05—made its public debut. Positioned for light weight, high value, and ease of use, P05 will explore research and education, consumer applications, and lightweight inspection.

From single product to portfolio

Bring embodied intelligence into the real world

Quadruped robots are moving from “can run, jump, and cross obstacles” into a new stage that emphasizes reliability, mission capability, and real-world use value.

Guided by industry trends, Latent-Action’s product roadmap is increasingly clear: with P30 as the flagship, we continue to serve complex real industrial environments and refine robot capabilities around actual mission needs; with P05 as an extension, we explore lighter and more diverse application directions.

Different products, different scenarios—but the direction behind them stays the same:
Help robots gradually move beyond showcase and validation to become truly usable intelligent tools.

Going forward, Latent-Action will keep building around robot R&D, engineering, and scenario adaptation—continuously refining the product matrix and expanding more possibilities for quadruped robots in the real world.