A quadruped robot is a type of mobile robot that moves on four legs, similar to animals like dogs or horses. This design allows it to maintain balance and stability across uneven terrain where wheeled robots may struggle. Quadruped robots use advanced control systems, sensors, and actuators to coordinate leg movement and adapt to their environment in real time. They are commonly used in inspection, security, search and rescue, and industrial monitoring. Quadruped robots are especially valuable in environments such as construction sites, disaster zones, and outdoor facilities. Their ability to climb stairs and navigate obstacles makes them highly versatile for real-world operations.
Computex Taipei has introduced a dedicated AI robotics section for the first time at its 2026 edition, with exhibitors including E Ink, Hiwin Technologies, and Intel showcasing physical AI hardware, robotic arms, and edge computing platforms across a four-day program at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center.
The Seoul Welfare Foundation has selected six nursing facilities to receive AI and robotics technology under a pilot program targeting the physical burden of caregiving, as South Korea’s demographic shift accelerates pressure on its senior care workforce.
A Morgan Stanley report argues that China’s early investment in humanoid robotics mirrors its EV strategy a decade ago, and projects the country’s share of global manufacturing will rise from 15% to 16.5% by 2030 as robotics deployment and supply chain dominance accelerate.