LexxPluss to unveil physical LexxMoMa R1 at trade show, demonstrate it Nov. 25-27

LexxPluss will make the first public showing of the physical industrial humanoid LexxMoMa R1 at Smart Logistics EXPO, which will be held at Aichi Sky Expo in Aichi Prefecture from Nov. 25-27, 2026. The company will also demonstrate the robot at the venue.

In addition to plans for online demonstrations, LexxPluss says it will exhibit the physical LexxMoMa R1 and demonstrate it at Aichi Sky Expo. The opportunity to see the robot in person could be a starting point for evaluating its adoption, but the information provided does not make it possible to determine what tasks the demonstration will involve or the operating conditions in the field.

The announcement says LexxPluss will bring the LexxMoMa R1 to a trade show for an in-person exhibit and demonstration. The central news is the opportunity for attendees to see the robot in person, rather than performance figures or production scale. A demonstration can show movements that may be difficult to convey through product descriptions alone. However, the announcement does not make it possible to assess what tasks the robot will perform, under what conditions, or how long or accurately it can operate. In a related article, we reported that LexxPluss announced plans to hold three online demonstrations of the physical LexxMoMa R1 in October: LexxPluss to hold three online demonstrations of the physical LexxMoMa R1 in October. Unlike the plan to show the same robot online, this trade show appearance will feature an in-person exhibit and demonstration. However, the information provided does not confirm whether the online demonstrations took place or whether both demonstrations will show the same movements. The expanded opportunities to see the robot should therefore be distinguished from progress in verifying its performance. For companies considering industrial humanoids, a trade show demonstration could provide an entry point for assessing the robot's movements. Whether movements shown at an exhibit represent actual work environments or continuous operation is a separate question. The information provided does not specify applicable tasks, operating conditions, integration with surrounding equipment or deployment record, so the demonstration alone cannot establish that the robot is practical or has reached mass production. The next points to check are the tasks and success criteria for the demonstration, the reproducibility of its movements, safety information and the form of availability and operation after the show. If these specifics are provided, the trade show appearance could inform product evaluation. For now, the confirmed information is limited to the format of the public showing, the dates and the venue.

According to the announcement, LexxPluss will exhibit at Smart Logistics EXPO and display the physical LexxMoMa R1. The information provided does not specify the tasks involved in the demonstration, the robot's specifications or the exhibit hours.