At “CES 2026,” the “IntBot” booth stood out from thousands of other participants not because of dazzling visual displays, but because of the complete absence of human element.
Inside this pavilion, the human-like social robot “Nylo” managed everything on its own, receiving visitors, answering their inquiries, and navigating the crowded exhibition without any human intervention. This unique experience presented a demonstration of robots’ ability to “true social autonomy in a living and unstructured environment.”
Through this bold demonstration, “IntBot,” based in California, aims to showcase the next generation of robots, where machines can handle unexpected public interactions, moving social robots from being confined to laboratories to being present in real-world public spaces.
“Nylo” operates thanks to the company’s proprietary “IntEngine” system, a multimodal social intelligence system that combines vision, voice, and language, enabling the robot to coordinate speech, facial expressions, and body movements in real time. What particularly distinguishes it is its ability to determine “when and how to interact” with people, which is crucial for operating in crowded and unstructured public environments.
“Nylo” has previously undergone trials in real environments, having worked in 2025 as the official information desk at “NVIDIA GTC,” interacting with thousands of attendees. The company’s commercial applications have expanded to include hotels and other public places, allowing human employees to focus on more important tasks.
“IntBot” robots offer a sophisticated hospitality experience, providing “interactive assistance” and handling routine inquiries with a warm human presence and expressive body language. Robots can conduct natural conversations, provide accurate answers, and provide local recommendations, with support for more than “50 languages,” eliminating the language barrier and ensuring a seamless experience for visitors from all over the world.
The company also provides a “management and monitoring portal” that allows employees to monitor interactions directly, intervene when needed, review previous conversations, adjust settings, and track frequently asked questions to ensure quality of service.
“IntBot” confirms that its robots are customizable to match brand identity and operate “24/7,” supporting all shifts, contributing to facilitating check-in procedures in hotels, providing information in airports, and guiding visitors in resorts, to ensure a personalized and seamless experience for every guest.
