Animated and humanoid worker robots compete to secure their "15 minutes of fame" at Berlin fairPhoto by igovar igovar on Pexels
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Animated and humanoid worker robots compete to secure their "15 minutes of fame" at Berlin fair

SAPO Tek4 September 2026 at 17:17

The annual Berlin fair returned as the main stage for the latest innovations in the world of robotics, bringing together companies from various countries to present their most recent developments. The event brought together dozens of robots with different functionalities, from industrial machines to experimental prototypes.

Chinese companies played a prominent role at the event, presenting a wide range of robotic proposals. Among the innovations on display, both robots designed for labor and industrial applications stood out, as well as models with more animated and interactive characteristics.

The competition between the various robots for visitors' interest was intense, with each company trying to secure its share of attention. The reference to Andy Warhol's "15 minutes of fame" was present as a metaphor for the struggle for visibility at this technological event.

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