Sharpa's ping-pong playing, blackjack dealing humanoid is working overtime at CES 2026

Sharpa showcased its advanced humanoid robot at CES, a highlight of the event. The robot performed various tasks demonstrating its versatility and capabilities. It autonomously played ping-pong, dealt blackjack, and even took selfies, engaging with attendees. A key component of the display was SharpaWave, a dexterous, human-like hand. This hand possesses 22 degrees of freedom, enabling remarkably precise movements. It accurately mirrored hand gestures, showcasing its sophisticated visual and motor control. The fingertips are equipped with minicameras and tactile sensors for delicate object manipulation. The robot excelled at ping-pong, offering a humanoid approach to the game. Sharpa aims for its robots to be general-purpose, suitable for diverse applications. The humanoid's varied demonstrations successfully conveyed this adaptability to the audience.