SKT 2026 Robot Tech Show – XEROmotion Booth Highlights
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A Successful Debut at a Robot-Focused Exhibition
XEROmotion successfully wrapped up its participation in the STK 2026 Robot Tech Show.
Although it was our first time exhibiting at a robot-focused trade show, the event became a valuable opportunity to connect with a wide range of industry professionals, including humanoid robot developers, research institutes, and university laboratories. We were encouraged by the strong interest and engagement from visitors across the robotics field.
Strong Interest in Imitation Learning Workflows
Many attendees were particularly interested in how motion data can be collected and applied to imitation learning for humanoid robots.
Unlike traditional robot training methods that rely on repetitive programming or complex motion design, imitation learning enables robots to learn from natural human movements converted into high-quality training data. This approach allows for faster and more efficient dataset creation while improving learning accuracy for repetitive tasks.
Live Demonstration with MoA Motion Capture
At the exhibition, XEROmotion was demonstrated alongside our inertial motion capture solution, MoA.
MoA is a gyroscope-based motion capture system that minimizes environmental constraints by operating without the need for external camera installations. In addition, integration with VIVE Ultimate Tracker enables both the flexibility of inertial sensing and the acquisition of precise positional data, providing more refined motion data for humanoid robot learning.
Valuable Technical Discussions with Robotics Experts
Robotics developers and researchers who visited the XEROmotion booth showed strong interest in an environment that can rapidly capture real-world task motions and utilize them as robot learning data. The exhibition also led to in-depth technical discussions regarding data quality, workflow efficiency, and practical applications in humanoid robotics.
Beyond STK 2026 RoboTech Show
XEROmotion will continue advancing technologies that transform human movement into robot behavior data, providing efficient data collection environments for humanoid robot development and imitation learning research.
We sincerely thank everyone who visited the XEROmotion booth at the STK 2026 Robot Tech Show and showed interest in our technology.
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