LingYu Robotics will demonstrate its TeleAvatar series of humanoid robots. The TeleAvatar series enables robots to perform complex tasks in real-world environments while collecting high-quality training data for embodied AI systems. The company said that it addresses critical industry challenges including data scarcity, quality inconsistency and the sim-to-real gap that has hindered robot deployment. The proprietary motion control platform achieves sub-30ms response delay with 100% kinematic solution success rate, enabling "zero-perception" real-time operation. The TeleAvatar achieves microsecond-level synchronization across all sensors (cameras, lidar, force sensors), ensuring perfect multi-modal data alignment, while delivering 0.1mm repeat positioning accuracy and 1mm absolute accuracy for data consistency across multiple robots. The TeleAvatar series features 7-DOF redundant manipulator arms with human-like structure, flexible wrist joints for multi-angle rotation and advanced force control (0-10N precise sensing). The omnidirectional three-wheel chassis achieves 1.2m/s maximum speed with seamless forward/backward, lateral, and rotational movement. LingYu Robotics, dexteleop.com, Booth 30034
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