The Berlin exhibition highlights a shift in robotics from novelty to utility, with D-Robotics providing the critical infrastructure—including developer kits and high-performance chips—that enables manufacturers to scale. TCL’s hey AiMe, featured in Hall 21, utilizes this tech to manage autonomous navigation and complex movement patterns. Meanwhile, the Vbot SuperDog, already a fixture in thousands of homes, brings a CE-certified quadruped design to the European market. Joining them is the xLean TR1, a floor-washing unit that recently secured $2 million in crowdfunding.

Beyond these specific devices, the underlying ecosystem is expanding rapidly. D-Robotics supports a range from 5 to 560 TOPS, catering to everything from small service units to complex humanoids. With a community of over 100,000 developers across 20 countries, the company has integrated its hardware into the portfolios of major brands like Midea and Bosch Sensortec. This platform-based approach allows a diverse array of startups and established manufacturers to bypass custom development hurdles, accelerating the transition of embodied AI from the lab to the living room.