ROKAE delivers 10,000th humanoid force-control arm
ROKAE's TaiBai AR arm line has reached 10,000 cumulative units, with more than 80 industry partners.
ROKAE says its 10,000th TaiBai AR-series humanoid force-control arm rolled off the production line at its Zoucheng, Shandong factory on September 29 and was delivered. The company's announcement says the arm family is used by more than 80 industry partners. The 10,000 figure counts cumulative arms produced since the product line began, not complete humanoid robots.
The AR series uses a seven-degree-of-freedom design, with variants covering payloads from 3 to 20 kg. It sits within ROKAE's broader embodied-intelligence range, alongside integrated force-control joints, the iNex motion-control platform and wheeled dual-arm robots. ROKAE says the milestone reflects stable batch production using common standards and factory tests across the arm line. ROKAE's stock-exchange announcement sets out the product range and production milestone.
The arm milestone comes as ROKAE's wider robotics business grows. In the first half of 2026, it shipped more than 13,000 robotic products, including 5,600 classified as embodied-intelligence robots. Revenue reached RMB415 million (about $62 million), up 135.8% year over year. Its embodied-intelligence business generated RMB139 million (about $21 million), or 34% of revenue. These shipment figures cover multiple product categories, not just TaiBai arms.
ROKAE reported RMB18.4 million (about $2.7 million) in adjusted net profit for the half, turning positive on that measure. Its mix spans industrial robots, collaborative systems and embodied-intelligence hardware, with humanoid arms now produced at scale.
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