Humanoid robot Wanda targets real-world service work in UniX AI’s CES 2026 reveal

UniX AI is preparing to unveil its next-generation humanoid robots, Wanda 2.0 and Wanda 3.0, at CES 2026, marking a shift from demonstration-focused prototypes to commercially deployable service robots. Designed for real-world, repeatable service tasks, these full-size humanoids feature advanced hardware including 23 high-degree-of-freedom joints, an 8-DoF bionic arm, and adaptive grippers, enabling dexterous manipulation and autonomous operation in dynamic environments. UniX AI emphasizes the robots’ ability to learn workflows, adapt to new routines, and perform consistently across various service sectors such as hotels, property management, security, retail, and education, with a stable production capacity of 100 units per month. The Wanda series will be demonstrated performing practical tasks like drink preparation, dishwashing, clothes organization, bed-making, amenity replenishment, and waste sorting in simulated real-world settings. Powered by UniX AI’s proprietary technology stack—combining