GENTO's humanoid robots are built to do what scripted machines cannot: handle physical contact with real force control.
At CoRL 2026 in Austin, GENTO exhibited at Booth 602 until 1:00 p.m. local time on November 11. The company builds humanoid systems on Tianji Intelligence's force-controlled arm technology, using torque sensing and compliant control to let robots adapt when objects resist or surfaces shift. GENTO showed its teleoperation platform and voice-command grasping system, and unveiled a dexterous hand prototype positioned as the final tier of its manipulation stack. The company frames its approach around touching the world gently.