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XMAN-F1

About

About XMAN-F1

XMAN-F1 is KEENON's bipedal humanoid for guest reception and expressive interaction in commercial settings. The company has presented it greeting visitors with waves and heart-shaped hand gestures, using whole-body movement to engage people around a service installation or exhibition booth.

At LEAP East 2026, F1 took the reception role within KEENON's wider robot demonstration. Its greeting and gesture work complements the company's specialised delivery and cleaning machines. The same exhibition included separate coffee-making demonstrations by XMAN-R1 and performances by the smaller XMAN-L1. F1's documented public presentation centres on physical visitor interaction; those demonstrations provide a concrete example of its intended service role.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Operating environments: LEAP East2026 exhibition, Hong Kong
  • Expressive interaction

    Demonstrated - 2026-07-23 - Greet visitors by waving and making heart-shaped hand gestures. - environment: LEAP East2026 exhibition, Hong Kong

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Timeline

  • KEENON demonstrates autonomous service workflows at LEAP East 2026

    2026-07-23 - Demonstration - At a café created with NOWWA Coffee, iPad orders triggered XMAN-R1 to handle cups, extract coffee and deliver it without human intervention. A claw-machine demonstration required the humanoid to recognize a target prize, grasp it and complete the visitor interaction. KEENON used its KOM 2.0 VLA and ProS role model for the humanoid service tasks, alongside separate T10 delivery and C40 cleaning demonstrations.

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Context

Market context

XMAN-F1 is a Keenon humanoid service robot in the company’s human-facing service-robot portfolio, positioned alongside XMAN-R1 for hospitality and catering environments.

  • Target environment: Restaurants, hotels and other commercial service spaces where Keenon already sells delivery, cleaning and heavy-load service robots.
  • Workflow context: The robot is positioned for human-facing assistance and service workflows rather than back-of-house logistics alone.
  • Customer context: Hospitality, catering and commercial service operators evaluating embodied service robots from an established service-robot vendor.
  • Deployment model: Named product surface within Keenon’s humanoid robot category, with public positioning around hospitality and catering workflows but limited disclosed English-language…
  • Commercial maturity: Public product surface, but specification depth is thinner than Keenon’s delivery and cleaning robot pages.
  • Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on humanoid capability maturity, customer acceptance, service workflow fit, safety and integration with site operations.
  • Market position: Positioned as Keenon’s humanoid-service extension of an existing commercial service-robot portfolio.
  • Adjacent products: Adjacent products include XMAN-R1, Keenon delivery robots, hotel robots and other human-facing humanoid service platforms.

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