From October 15 to 19, the 140th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) was held in Guangzhou. KEENON Robotics showcased its "general-purpose + specialized" full-scenario robot matrix in the Service Robotics Exhibition Section, covering humanoid, cleaning, and delivery product lines, and earned multiple Canton Fair Design Innovation Awards (CF Awards) on the strength of its product innovation and industrial design capabilities.

The CF Award is judged by a panel of domestic and international design experts and international procurement representatives, with rigorous evaluation across dimensions including technological innovation, quality and performance, functional value, industrial design, and green application. It is regarded as an authoritative benchmark for innovation in China's export products. KEENON's multiple products winning awards at the same time not only recognizes individual product strength but also reflects the company's comprehensive capabilities in R&D and engineering deployment across the full robot category range.

A "Workforce" with Clear Roles: Full-Scenario Matrix in Coordinated Action

At the KEENON booth, the robot "workforce" demonstrated the real-world deployment capabilities of embodied intelligence in service scenarios to global buyers through clear job-based role assignments.

The humanoid robot XMAN-R1 took on the greeting and guidance role, completing reception, inquiry, and guidance tasks through multimodal interaction and natural movements, becoming a crowd favorite at the booth. The cleaning robots C40 and C55 are designed for small-to-medium scenarios and large commercial complexes respectively: the C40, with its compact body and integrated "sweep, scrub, and vacuum" capabilities, suits high-frequency cleaning needs in hotels and supermarkets; the C55, with double water and power capacity and an ultra-wide roller, provides all-day cleaning solutions for mega-spaces such as airports and shopping malls. The delivery robots T10 and T11 adapt flexibly to different spatial conditions—the T10 balances efficiency and stability with high payload capacity and narrow-aisle navigation, while the T11 serves space-constrained delivery scenarios with exceptional passability.

Multiple robot categories performing their respective duties and coordinating with one another within the same exhibition area vividly demonstrated the collaborative service ecosystem of KEENON's "general-purpose + specialized" product matrix.

Going Global Through Localized Adaptation: Chinese Robots Serving the World

As a regular at the Canton Fair—a major trade event—KEENON showcases not just products but also the deployment capabilities of Chinese service robots. Leveraging a "one country, one strategy" localization approach, KEENON deeply adapts to the spatial characteristics and usage habits of different overseas markets, enabling robots to truly integrate into local commercial environments.

Currently, KEENON's business covers more than 600 cities across over 70 countries and regions worldwide, with subsidiaries or offices in the United States, the Netherlands, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong (China), and other locations, and has established more than 80 operation centers.

Job-Based Layout Driving Growth, Global Market Share Continuing to Lead

Backed by its job-based product layout and full-scenario deployment capabilities, KEENON's business growth continues to be validated in the market. According to IDC's 2025 report, KEENON Robotics continues to rank first in the industry in global shipments of commercial service robots, with commercial cleaning robots becoming a strong second growth curve—shipments in 2025 increased by more than 800% year-on-year.

At the Canton Fair—a core window connecting global procurement resources—KEENON further conveyed the product strength of a Chinese embodied intelligence company to the international market through its full "general-purpose + specialized" matrix and multiple CF Awards. As global demand for intelligent upgrading of the service industry continues to grow, KEENON is moving robots from exhibition booths to real commercial roles worldwide through solid scenario cultivation and job-based deployment, creating value across an ever-wider range of scenarios.