

Chicago, June 22–25, 2026 — At Automate Show 2026, one of North America's largest robotics and automation exhibitions, Leadshine (Booth No. 3812) made another strong appearance. Addressing long-standing challenges faced by North American equipment manufacturers—such as complex multi-protocol integration, long product development and validation cycles, and high barriers to safety compliance—Leadshine showcased a comprehensive portfolio including EtherNet/IP-adapted stepper systems, high- and low-voltage servo systems with STO safety functions, a full range of PLCs from single-machine to full production line control, and core execution components for humanoid robots.
By offering a fully integrated product lineup featuring UL and STO safety certifications, modular plug-and-play design, Leadshine effectively helps North American OEMs and robotics companies reduce system integration complexity, shorten development cycles, and accelerate commercialization in the North American market.
Comprehensive Upgrade of Motion Control Portfolio, Covering Multi-Scenario Applications
Stepper Systems: EIP Bus Products Precisely Meet North American Demand
In response to North America’s preference for industrial Ethernet protocols, Leadshine highlighted its 2CS3EIP and 2EM3EIP EtherNet/IP-based stepper drives, enabling fast system integration. The dual-axis integrated design reduces development and debugging costs.
The company also introduced the ISS1 series cost-effective integrated stepper systems, which combine motor, encoder, drive, and communication into a compact unit. These systems retain traditional installation dimensions and support true plug-and-play deployment, making them suitable for 3C electronics, packaging, and light industrial applications.

Servo Systems: Dual-Line High- and Low-Voltage Portfolio Expands into High-End Automation and Mobile Robotics Markets
In the high-voltage servo segment, the EL8S series delivers higher dynamic response and control precision, surpassing leading Japanese benchmarks. The EL7 series supports multiple control modes including EtherCAT, pulse, and analog interfaces. Both series are UL-certified and support STO (Safe Torque Off), meeting high-level safety requirements for industrial robots and production lines.
In the low-voltage segment, the 2ELD2 dual-axis drive supports STO safety functions, while the ELD3 MINI provides compact high power density for space-constrained equipment. The low-voltage integrated wheel solution further enables rapid deployment in AGV/AMR systems.

Motion Control PLCs: Full-Scenario Control from Standalone Machines to Entire Production Lines
Leadshine's PLC portfolio includes SCnU, Sn, MC, and LC series, covering diverse control needs from single machines to intelligent production lines.
SCnU series supports up to 12 pulse axes and 32-axis EtherCAT motion control;
Sn ultra-thin series improves computation cycle and positioning accuracy;
MC mid-range controllers support up to 64-axis bus control for robot coordination;
LC high-end controllers support up to 256 synchronized axes, providing a scalable, full-stack solution for the North American market.

For Humanoid Robotics: Building Core Actuation and Joint System Capabilities
At the exhibition, Leadshine showcased key humanoid robotics components, including dexterous hands, joint modules, and frameless motors, forming a complete execution system from actuation to end-effector operation.
DH Series Dexterous Hands
DH116 (11 DOF): supports EtherCAT / CAN FD / RS485, over 1 million grasp cycles, 30 kg payload, 545 g weight.
DH2116 (21 DOF): maximum grip force 94 N, supports ROS2 and multi-system development, provides open-source SDK.
Joint Modules
HJ2 harmonic and PJ3 planetary gear modules integrate motor, gearbox, encoder, and drive into a compact, high-precision system suitable for shoulder, elbow, wrist, and lower-limb high-dynamic applications.
Frameless Motors
The FM2 series delivers 10% higher torque under the same current, 20% lower losses, and 30% longer endurance. It is available in six frame sizes from 50–127 mm and supports customization, widely used in collaborative robots, humanoids, and medical robotics.

Scaled Production Capacity Accelerates Global Commercialization
Leadshine has achieved large-scale mass production and stable supply capability. In 2025, shipments of frameless torque motors exceeded 120,000 units, marking rapid growth. Joint modules and dexterous hand products have already been adopted by multiple robotics companies.
The company’s frameless motor production capacity is expected to scale to the million-unit level by 2026, aiming to lower development barriers with mature and reliable component solutions and accelerate the engineering deployment of humanoid robots in global markets.
Strengthened Compliance System Builds Global Market Access Capabilities
In response to global competition, Leadshine continues to enhance product compliance and safety capabilities. In addition to CE, RoHS, and REACH compliance, its core servo and stepper drive products have obtained UL certification, further strengthening market access in North America.
Relevant servo products also support STO (Safe Torque Off) functional safety architecture, compliant with IEC 61800-5-2 standards, meeting critical safety requirements for safe stop and functional safety in industrial automation and robotics systems.
By continuously improving international certification systems and functional safety capabilities, Leadshine enhances reliability and system integration capability in global high-end manufacturing markets.
By continuously strengthening motion control technologies and expanding its core humanoid robotics components portfolio, Leadshine is accelerating its transformation from a traditional motion control supplier into a platform-based provider of robot core components.
The U.S. market, as a global hub for industrial automation and robotics innovation, is a key part of Leadshine’s global strategy. Looking ahead, the company will continue to deepen its localization capabilities and customer collaboration in North America, delivering a more comprehensive product portfolio and stronger delivery capability to support the continued development of global smart manufacturing and humanoid robotics industries.