PaXini Brings Tactile Embodied AI to CES 2026

PaXini Tech, a specialist in high-precision tactile sensing and embodied intelligence infrastructure, is set to make its CES debut at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The company will present its full-stack embodied AI product matrix, covering tactile sensors, dexterous robotic hands, humanoid robots, and omni-modal datasets. With roots in Japan’s renowned Sugano Laboratory at Waseda University, PaXini Tech positions itself at the intersection of academic robotics heritage and scalable industrial innovation.

From Academic Robotics to Real-World Embodied AI

PaXini’s founding team originates from the Sugano Laboratory, widely known as the birthplace of the world’s first humanoid robot. This background shapes PaXini’s focus on enabling AI systems to truly understand and interact with the physical world. Instead of relying solely on vision and computation, the company emphasizes tactile perception as a missing pillar in embodied intelligence, especially for robots operating in unstructured environments.

High-Precision Tactile Sensors with Human-Like Perception

At the core of PaXini’s portfolio are its independently developed tactile sensors, designed to deliver 0.01 N force sensing resolution across the full measurement range. Each sensor supports up to 15 sensing dimensions, including 6-axis force, texture recognition, and material resilience. This multi-dimensional approach allows robots to detect subtle contact changes, improving manipulation accuracy in tasks such as assembly, grasping, and delicate handling.

Full-Stack Embodied Intelligence Product Matrix

Beyond sensors, PaXini has built a broader embodied AI ecosystem. The lineup includes the DexH13 dexterous hand, humanoid robot platforms such as TORA-ONE and TORA-DOUBLE ONE, and the omni-modal embodied intelligence dataset OmniSharing DB. This full-stack strategy reduces integration barriers for developers by aligning hardware, data, and perception models within a unified framework.

Industrial Adoption and CES 2026 Demonstrations

PaXini Tech’s tactile technologies have already seen adoption across precision manufacturing, automotive assembly, logistics, commercial retail, smart home applications, and healthcare. At CES 2026, the company will host hands-on demonstrations at Booth 9153 in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center, allowing visitors to directly experience advanced tactile sensing and embodied AI interaction. Pricing for tactile sensors starts at US$49, with on-site demos highlighting both accessibility and scalability.

As embodied AI continues to move from research labs into real-world deployment, PaXini Tech uses CES 2026 as a global stage to showcase how tactile sensing can bridge the gap between digital intelligence and physical reality.