X Square Robot's Quanta X1 Pro Takes a CES 2027 Innovation Award
The wheeled dual-arm robot folds laundry, makes beds and sorts parcels on voice commands. It demos live at booth 40017.
X Square Robot's Quanta X1 Pro, a general-purpose wheeled dual-arm robot, has been named a CES 2027 Innovation Awards Honoree. The Shenzhen company announced the honor on November 11, two months before CES 2027 opens in Las Vegas on January 6.
The robot is built to work in everyday spaces without any changes to the room. Its vertical workspace runs from floor level to 1.6 meters, so it can reach from the floor to shelves, and it follows natural-language instructions to carry out multi-step household jobs — folding laundry, picking up objects, making beds and tidying tabletops.
X Square says the robot is already working outside the lab. The company is working with a home services platform in China on bookable robot-assisted household cleaning, and Quanta-series robots have spent extended stretches in real homes, including month-long stays, to test how a general-purpose robot handles everyday household tasks.
The manipulation runs on WALL-B, X Square's own embodied AI foundation model, which ties visual perception, language understanding and physical action together so the robot can interpret instructions, handle unfamiliar objects and carry out complex tasks without fixed, task-specific programming. In logistics, the same model-driven approach handles parcel sorting: the system identifies, grasps, reorients and transfers packages of different shapes and sizes — the work shown in the WALL-B parcel-handling video that circulated on social media earlier this month.
At CES 2027, X Square will show Quanta X1 Pro alongside its latest embodied AI demonstrations, January 6–9 in Las Vegas. Visitors can find the company at booth 40017 in South Hall 3 of the Las Vegas Convention Center, where live demonstrations will cover flexible object handling, precision manipulation and model-driven robotic capabilities. The 2027 awards program drew nearly 4,000 submissions across 37 categories.