Nvidia and others pushing powerful humanoid robots at CES 2026.

Boston Dynamics partners with Google on Atlas robots, showcased at CES.

Rise of humanoid robots highlighted at CES 2026 with major advancements.

CES 2026 featured a wide array of robotics, including Roborock's stair-climbing vacuum, Razer's AI-powered headphones, and Strutt's self-driving mobility chair.

Fujitsu demonstrated physical AI robots that collaborate safely with humans, focusing on mobility and urban safety applications.

Boston Dynamics revealed its next-generation Atlas humanoid robot is ready for mass production and will use Nvidia processing and Google DeepMind technology, marking a significant partnership in robotics.

Roborock introduced a prototype of the world's first automated vacuum that can climb and clean stairs, demonstrating a major advancement in home robotics at CES 2026.

Figure AI announced a new humanoid robot model, Figure 2, with enhanced dexterity and AI-driven navigation, set to begin pilot deployments in logistics and manufacturing later this year.

Boston Dynamics revealed a new version of its Spot robot with improved battery life and autonomous inspection capabilities, targeting industrial and commercial applications.

CES 2026 featured a wave of new robotics products, including Dreame's concept for a next-generation robot vacuum with advanced AI navigation and Lovense's Emily 'companion' doll, which uses AI for interactive experiences.