Nylo Conquers CES 2026 Booth Solo, Redefining Autonomy

Booth Takeover Debuts

IntBot unveils a groundbreaking milestone at CES 2026, deploying its humanoid robot Nylo to single-handedly manage the company's entire booth on opening day. Without any human staff, Nylo greets throngs of attendees, fields complex queries, and navigates the chaotic show floor dynamics, proving social robots can thrive in unscripted public arenas. CEO Lei Yang hails this as the shift from screen-bound AI to physical agents that engage humans on equal footing, building on Nylo's 2025 NVIDIA GTC triumph where it handled thousands of interactions autonomously.

Social Smarts Shine

Nylo's IntEngine platform fuses vision, audio, and language processing to deliver proactive engagement, syncing speech with expressive gestures and facial cues for natural conversations. This multimodal system lets the robot read social signals, decide optimal interaction moments, and adapt to crowd energy, turning passive demos into dynamic exchanges. Visitors experience not just answers, but personalized roasts, selfie poses, and witty banter, elevating trade show encounters beyond scripted routines.

Autonomy Engineered Anew

Powered by NVIDIA Cosmos for synthetic motion and IntBot's proprietary AI, Nylo achieves fluid bipedal navigation via indoor SLAM, visual SLAM, and LiDAR mapping, enabling seamless movement in crowded spaces. Real-time sensor fusion from RGB, stereo cameras, ultrasonic arrays, IMU, gyroscope, force, and temperature detectors ensures precise environmental awareness. This engineering leap supports extended, interruption-free operation, redefining reliability for humanoid deployment outside labs.

Service Scenarios Expand

Nylo transforms hospitality and retail by autonomously handling orders, deliveries, and guest queries, freeing staff for high-value tasks. In education and research, its collaborative mode fosters interactive learning; customer service setups benefit from its people-focused payload handling for tools or packages. Safety layers like force limiting, collision detection, and emergency stops make it ideal for shared human spaces, paving the way for scalable commercial fleets already active in hotels.

Interaction Skills Breakdown

Nylo's bipedal mobility at 0.8 m/s empowers natural strolling through venues, mimicking human pace for comfortable interactions. A suite of sensors—RGB and stereo cameras for visual cue reading, LiDAR and ultrasonics for obstacle avoidance, IMU/gyroscope for balance, plus force and temperature detectors—enables dexterous handling of packages, tools, or precision instruments during collaborative exchanges. Running ROS2, proprietary AI, Python, and C++ on a 3–5 year battery, it sustains prolonged sessions of expressive people engagement without fatigue.

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