San FranciscoApril 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — MagicLab Robotics, a global pioneer in the embodied intelligence field, today hosted the Global Embodied Intelligence Summit in Silicon Valley, unveiling a new generation of product offerings. The products showcased at the event include the company’s new foundational world model, Magic-Mix; the high-end dexterous hand, H01; and the flagship humanoid robot, MagicBot X1, designed for seamless integration into real-world applications.

As an embodied intelligence company with full-stack proprietary technology in both hardware and software, MagicLab has built a comprehensive product ecosystem covering humanoid robots and quadruped robots. Its product portfolio includes general-purpose task robots, as well as industrial-grade and consumer-grade systems, widely applied in scenarios such as manufacturing, commercial services, and home living, with global large-scale deployment steadily advancing.
At the summit, MagicLab also outlined its long-term growth trajectory, aiming to achieve annual revenue of $14 billion by 2036 through the large-scale commercialization of embodied intelligence. Under its “Co-Create 1000 Initiative,” the company has established strategic partnerships with several Silicon Valley AI companies, including Openmind, PrismaX AI, Cosmicbrain AI, and Physis. Over the next five years, MagicLab plans to invest $1 billion to build a dedicated robot developer ecosystem, support secondary development, and cultivate a global network of partners and developers.
In terms of robot applications, MagicLab has established a diversified solution matrix covering nine core scenarios: healthcare services, industrial manufacturing, inspection and security, intelligent guidance, public safety, smart logistics, event performances, scientific research and education, and home living.

In 2025, the international market accounted for 60% of the company’s total sales, with operations spanning over 50 countries and regions. MagicLab continues to provide robot solutions powered by embodied intelligence to clients across various global industries.
