/PRZWT/ Las Vegas, USA, January 6, 2026 - From January 6th to 9th, 2026, the annual International Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2026) was grandly opened in Las Vegas, USA. As the "barometer" of the global technology industry, this year's CES focused on cutting-edge topics such as environmental AI, embodied intelligence, and health technology, and brought together innovative technologies and cutting-edge products from all over the world.
Building on the previous year's popularity, embodied intelligence remains the most talked-about focus area at this year's CES. Leading-edge intelligent robot companies such as Fourier showcased their latest full-sized humanoid robot "Care-bot" GR-3 and multiple industry solutions at the exhibition. For the first time, they systematically demonstrated the practical application of embodied intelligence in real scenarios such as companionship interaction, presenting the broad prospects and great potential of humanoid robots in the global consumer market.
Anchor "human-computer interaction" with GR-3 to showcase "with AI companionship"
Driven by the continuous breakthroughs in cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, the global robotics industry is accelerating towards a deep transformation. Through this year's CES, it can be seen that more complex and integrated "interactive functions" have surpassed the single "operational control intelligence" and have become the next value growth point for humanoid robots.
To fully showcase human-computer interaction technology, Fu Liyu specially set up an interactive experience area at the CES event site, inviting visitors to have a close contact with the robots and experience the "warm" technological companionship firsthand. With its friendly industrial design and highly natural multimodal interaction capabilities, GR-3 quickly became the focus of attention of global visitors, attracting a large number of people to approach it for communication, taking photos and posting them online.
In addition to demonstrating the powerful emotional response capabilities of GR-3, Fu Liyu also planned an "Tic-Tac-Toe" human-machine interactive game on the exhibition stand. During the process, GR-3 could visually recognize the state of the chessboard in real time, and combined with logical reasoning and facial expressions, voice, and action feedback, it made anthropomorphic interactive responses to each move of the players, providing an interactive companion experience that was both entertaining and emotionally touching.
As the first product of Fourier to be given the "Care-bot" designation, the GR-3 adopts Marmorini warm color tones and high-performance interior fabrics as well as safe and environmentally friendly linings, eliminating the cold mechanical feel of traditional robots. The body is equipped with 55 full-body degrees of freedom, enabling it to not only flexibly adjust its posture to adapt to various environments, but also to meet the high-precision operation requirements in real-world scenarios.
To better cope with various scenarios, the GR-3 is equipped with a full-sensory interaction system that integrates visual recognition, sound source positioning, and tactile feedback. This system can provide users with a natural and vivid human-computer interaction experience. Additionally, based on the attention management mechanism, the GR-3 can achieve rapid responses from multi-modal perception to intelligent decision-making and action planning, truly realizing "understanding and responding to people's needs" and serving people.
Full-stack capabilities enable the practical implementation of "real scenarios" in a physical form
The year 2026 is expected to be a crucial one for the commercial application of humanoid robots. The focus of the market on the humanoid robot sector is also generally becoming more pragmatic - whether they can achieve reliable implementation in real-world scenarios.
In this regard, Fourier believes that in the context where AI has endowed embodied intelligence with the capabilities of "perception - decision - action", the release point of the value of humanoid robots will shift from "passive execution" to "active interaction". Only by relying on "active interaction" can humanoid robots break through the technological isolation and achieve in-depth closed-loop application of technology in display scenarios, thereby accelerating the commercialization process.
Based on the "active interaction" concept, Fu Liyu has established a full-stack technical system covering the research and development of core components, the design of robot bodies, and the development of interactive intelligence. He has also created a soft and hard integrated active interaction intelligent robot platform. Relying on this platform, the company is continuously making breakthroughs in six dimensions: environmental perception, motion control, dexterous operation, commercialization implementation, etc., and has further clarified the future development direction and application goals of robots:
• Social Companion (Social Companion) is applicable in public spaces and educational environments, and assumes roles such as accompanying elderly individuals living alone and serving as playmates for children; • Assistive Companion (Assistive Companion) covers professional scenarios such as action assistance, health monitoring, and rehabilitation training, and will in the future provide precise services in rehabilitation institutions and nursing homes.
It is worth noting that, apart from GR-3, Fu Liyu also showcased a desktop-level "Care-bot" robot concept prototype at this CES, which retains the same IP setting. This prototype is designed in doll-sized, allowing for customization of appearance and configuration of interactive personality. It aims to explore the possibility of embodied intelligence achieving round-the-clock emotional companionship in a more lightweight and portable form. Although still in the early development stage, this attempt once again confirms Fu Liyu's technical belief: meaningful active interaction can be realized in any scenario.
People-oriented, jointly creating a "warm" future
Currently, China's robot industry is advancing at an unprecedented speed towards the global stage. The latest data released by the General Administration of Customs shows that at present, the application scenarios of robots in China are becoming more diverse, and they are increasingly popular in the international market. In the first three quarters, China's exports of industrial robots increased by 54.9%. With the improvement of technology and the enhancement of brand influence, humanoid robots made by Chinese companies are expected to take the lead as the main force of the new "outbound trend".
As the first enterprise to independently participate in CES, FuLiYe's appearance this time not only demonstrated the confidence of Chinese enterprises in their global expansion in the field of humanoid robots, but also carried the company's vision of empowering the global future industry with its strategic development of "based on health care, focusing on interaction, and serving people".
Currently, Fourier has provided services to over 2,000 medical institutions and organizations in 40+ countries and regions worldwide. It has also established partnerships with more than 20 top global universities, research institutions, and technology enterprises to jointly expand the technological boundaries of embodied intelligence and accelerate its practical application in various industries and scenarios.
Looking to the future, Fourier will continue to uphold the core principle of "people-oriented and serving people" in its technology, and collaborate with global industry partners. Through open collaboration and continuous innovation, it will drive the technology to have a more human touch, enabling robots to more naturally integrate into a wider range of real scenarios such as medical care and wellness, guided tours and interactions, academic research, and efficiency enhancement, thereby empowering human life.
