KEENON Robotics showcases KOM 3.0 at the 2026 World Robot Conference, letting robots "think before they act"

At the 2026 World Robot Conference, held August 19–23, KEENON Robotics showcased KOM 3.0, a VLA architecture for the service industry, which it says integrates a latent-space world model. On site, the XMAN-R1 autonomously completed the full process from picking up a cup to extracting coffee; two humanoid robots collaborated under unified scheduling to wash and fold clothes; and together with the T10 delivery robot and C40 cleaning robot, they demonstrated "general-purpose + specialized" collaborative service. In the demonstrations, the robots completed long-horizon tasks end-to-end autonomously, with no teleoperation.