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JAKA launches Kargo50 wheeled robot and Zu50 collaborative arm in Shanghai
JAKA Robotics is launching two robots at the China International Industry Fair in Shanghai.
One is the Kargo50, a heavy-duty wheeled humanoid designed to move totes in factories.
The other is the Zu50, a collaborative robotic arm with a 50 kg capacity.
The launch brings two different kinds of industrial robots from the same company to the fair.
The Kargo50 is intended for handling factory loads, while the Zu50 is an arm designed to work collaboratively.
The announcement does not specify when either robot will be available or provide further details about their use.
JAKA Robotics launched the Kargo50 and Zu50 at the China International Industry Fair in Shanghai.
The Kargo50 is a heavy-duty wheeled humanoid designed for factory tote handling.
The Zu50 is a collaborative arm with a 50 kg capacity.
- Who
- JAKA Robotics
- What
- It launched the Kargo50 wheeled humanoid and the Zu50 collaborative arm.
- When
- October 12, 2026, according to the article’s publication date.
- Where
- The China International Industry Fair in Shanghai.
- Why
- The Kargo50 is designed for factory tote handling; the reason for launching the products is not stated.
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- Kargo50
- Heavy-duty wheeled humanoid
- Kargo50 use
- Factory tote handling
- Zu50
- Collaborative arm
- Zu50 capacity
- 50 kg
- Launch venue
- China International Industry Fair, Shanghai
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