Neuromeka demonstrated zero-shot picking with its NAMI humanoid robot at the RoboWorld 2026 exhibition in South Korea, Robot News reported.
During the demonstration, an operator gave the robot an order, after which the upper-body machine looked down at a table covered in items including pens, glue, erasers, dice and keychains. The robot picked up a doll with its right arm and moved it to another tray. Neuromeka said the system uses 3D vision segmentation to recognise shapes and calculate gripper angles for new objects based on text input without prior training data.
NAMI moves across 18 axes, with seven on each arm alongside its head and torso. Neuromeka said it is running pilot projects with several companies to prepare the robot for deployment, with commercialisation expected soon.
