Eno

Genesis AI unveiled Eno on 16 June 2026 as a general-purpose robot that deliberately skips the human head. A wheeled base carries a folding articulated tower that adjusts height and reach, and on top sit two arms fitted with the company's own dexterous five-finger hands; a status screen is optional.

The folding tower lets the machine drop down to low shelves or stretch up to high racks without legs or balance control. Behind it runs GENE, the robotics foundation model developed by Genesis AI, a physical-AI company headquartered in San Carlos, California (the site footer names the legal entity Genesis AI SAS) that has raised 105 million USD in seed funding.

The roll-out plan starts with manufacturing, logistics and laboratories from late 2026, moves on to hotels and clinics, and only later targets households. No height, weight, payload or runtime has been released by the maker; press reports consistently mention hands with roughly 20 degrees of freedom, but Genesis AI has not confirmed this.

Eno is a prototype, with targeted customer deployments planned by the end of 2026. Price on request. In the catalogue it sits alongside other wheeled manipulators such as Dobot Atom, but the height-adjustable tower is unique to Eno.