Robot.com to Pair Humanoid and Delivery Robots at NACAS C3X

Sep 25, 2026
Robot.com will demonstrate its R-noid humanoid loading an R-kiwi delivery robot at the NACAS C3X conference in Chicago.
Robot.com to Pair Humanoid and Delivery Robots at NACAS C3X

Robot.com will demonstrate its R-noid humanoid loading an R-kiwi campus delivery robot at the NACAS C3X Annual Conference & Expo, as announced in a press release. The event runs from September 27 to 30 in Chicago, with the demonstration at booth 540.

The company says this will be the first time it has sequenced its humanoid and campus delivery robots together in a campus setting. Its REMI platform manages R-kiwi delivery robots, R-cargo robots for larger orders, and R-noid humanoids.

Robot.com also plans commercial campus deployments of R-dog, a four legged robot designed to carry large orders, pizzas, and packages up stairs, in early 2027. The company reports more than 500 robots deployed across the United States, Canada, and the Middle East and North Africa, with more than 2.5 million tasks completed.

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