Rainbow Robotics, Neuromeka, and Samhyun will be exhibiting near Seoul from November 4th to 7th; NVIDIA and Qualcomm will participate in the conference.
Goyang, South Korea, November 3, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- From November 4th to 7th, 2026, the International Exhibition Center of South Korea ( KINTEX ) will bring together 402 companies from 17 countries. This exhibition will feature a total of 1,198 booths and will discuss how physical AI and AI driven manufacturing systems can be developed for industrial applications.
International exhibitors will include Advantech from Taiwan, China; Fanuc from Japan; as well as Booster Robotics, PAXINI from China, and Yustech. A delegation of 10 technology companies from Canada will participate in the exhibition and conferences, and enterprises from India and Bangladesh will also make their debut at ROBOTWORLD.
The 2026 International Robotics Business Conference will be held from November 4th to 5th, featuring 36 parallel forums that will further discuss industrial applications. The conference has three thematic tracks: Manufacturing AX (Transformation), Embodied Intelligent Humanoid Robots, and Mobility – which will focus on the application of AI in production, robot intelligence, as well as mobility capabilities in industrial and service environments. On the Manufacturing AX track, representatives from Qualcomm and Advantech will give speeches, while NVIDIA speakers will present on the "Embodied Intelligent Humanoid Robots" track. Qualcomm will also sponsor this event.
According to the International Federation of Robotics' report " World Robotics 2026 ", the global installation volume of industrial robots reached a record 603,307 units in 2025, an increase of 11% from the previous year, and for the first time exceeded 600,000 units. Asia accounted for 76% of the global新增 industrial robot installations, with 457,315 units installed, representing a year-on-year growth of 14%. The report predicts that the global installation volume will reach 655,000 units in 2026, reflecting the continued expansion of industrial automation.
In this industry context, this exhibition will showcase physical AI technologies that enable robots to perceive their surroundings, assess conditions, and perform physical tasks. Korean exhibitors will focus on demonstrating task intelligence, as well as the underlying platforms and components that support movement and operation.
Rainbow Robotics will showcase its RBY mobile humanoid robots and RBQ quadruped robot series; Neuromeka will display its Physical Skill Foundation ( PSF ) technology, as well as EIR humanoid robots and NAMI mobile humanoid robot platforms. Neuromeka claims that PSF can support task execution in unfamiliar organisms and changing working environments. Samhyun will present its AXLON actuator series, used for robot joint drive, torque control, and linear motion, and will also exhibit BOLDUM autonomous transport robots designed for industrial material handling, with a maximum load capacity of up to 3 tons.
In addition to individual robots, the exhibition will also explore AI-driven manufacturing, which refers to systems that combine collaborative robots, autonomous mobile robots (AMR), machine vision, and manufacturing software. Exhibitors will demonstrate how to use process data and material flow to guide the operation of robots and equipment in the production process.
The humanoid robots, food technology, and healthcare exhibition areas will focus on these technologies and their applications respectively. The newly established humanoid robots exhibition area will cover complete units, actuators, reducers, sensors, controllers, and AI software. The food technology exhibition area will showcase cooking, services, and kitchen automation. The returning healthcare exhibition area will cover surgical, rehabilitation, wearable, and nursing robots, as well as hospital logistics.
Business events will connect technology demonstrations with procurement, export, and investment opportunities. From November 4th to 6th, export and procurement matchmaking sessions will be held, arranging one-on-one meetings for suppliers and potential buyers in advance. On November 5th, there will also be a seminar on entering international markets, providing practical information regarding certification requirements of different countries.
On November 6th, Global Scale - up Day will be aimed at AI seeking investment and growth capital, as well as small and medium-sized enterprises and startups in the robotics field. The event will be conducted entirely in English and will bring together venture capital firms, accelerators, strategic investors, and mergers and acquisitions experts.
ROBOTWORLD represents: "With the increasing participation of global enterprises, as well as the addition of national and specialty exhibition areas, we hope that this year's exhibition will showcase the capabilities of Korean robotics companies and expand opportunities for practical cooperation between Korean and international enterprises."
ROBOTWORLD In 2026, the event will be held in Halls 3 to 5 of Hall 1 at the KINTEX Exhibition Center in Goyang City. For information regarding exhibitors, conference sessions, and business activities, please visit https :// eng.robotworld.or.kr.
About ROBOTWORLD
ROBOTWORLD is an international robotics exhibition that covers industrial and service robots, core components, AI software, as well as manufacturing automation solutions, and is accompanied by conferences and business activities. ROBOTWORLD In 2026, it will be organized by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy of South Korea ( MOTIR ), and co-organized by the Korea Robot Industry Association ( AI ), the Korea Robotics Industry Promotion Agency ( KIRIA ), and the Control, Robotics and Systems Society ( ICROS ).
