GENTO's Dexterous Hands Touch the World at CoRL 2026

At the Conference on Robot Learning (CoRL 2026) in Austin, GENTO, an independent humanoid robot brand, is presenting its latest advancements in robot manipulation. The company is exhibiting its new dexterous hand prototype and the TIANJI Marvin Pro platform, demonstrating sophisticated AI-driven physical interactions. A key focus is the integration of force control, a critical layer for robots to accurately sense and respond to contact with objects and surfaces, moving beyond pre-planned trajectories.

Tianji Intelligence has developed highly sensitive MEMS torque sensors since 2015, enabling precise force regulation in their TIANJI-branded robotic arms, such as the M6-Lite, M6, and M20. GENTO's humanoid systems incorporate these arms, alongside their proprietary dexterous hands, which feature an innovative mechanical architecture designed for precision, durability, and compliance. The TIANJI Marvin Pro platform, powered by TIANJI M6 arms and an NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin, is also a central element in NVIDIA's GR00T 2 demonstrations, showcasing learned robot policies in action.

This exhibition follows a period of significant growth for Tianji Intelligence, marked by substantial deliveries of force-controlled humanoid arms and a recent RMB 1 billion Series B/B+ funding round. The company's presence at CoRL 2026 underscores its commitment to advancing robot manipulation capabilities and its tagline, "Touching the World Gently," reflecting the goal of reliable operation in real-world environments through sophisticated force control.