QUORRA X5 micro mobility robot debuts at REHACARE trade fair
Robotics manufacturer QUORRA launched its X5 micro mobility robot at the REHACARE International trade exhibition in Germany
Düsseldorf, Germany – On September 23rd, the REHACARE International 2026 trade fair opened, serving as a key global platform for rehabilitation, prevention, inclusion, and care. Amidst the event, the world's leading physical AI company, QUORRA, unveiled its groundbreaking micro-mobility robot, the QUORRA X5.
The QUORRA X5 reimagines conventional mobility aids with its innovative form factor. It boasts five LiDAR sensors and front- and rear-facing cameras, enabling real-time, 360-degree awareness of its surroundings. Upon detecting pedestrians, obstacles, steps, uneven ground, or the need to pass through narrow passages, the robot decelerates and brakes within milliseconds, steers around obstacles, and stops safely when the path ahead is impassable.
Smart Cruise mode allows the X5 to maintain a set speed while avoiding obstacles without constant joystick input. A 5-inch display on the robot's wraparound cockpit shows real-time system status and operating parameters, and users can switch between Sport and Comfort driving modes with a single tap. The high-end version supports autonomous return-to-charge functionality.
Through the iQUORRA app, users can monitor battery levels, online status, and real-time location, operate the robot via Bluetooth remote control, and define Safe Zones through caregiver authorization. The robot automatically stops if it leaves preset boundaries.
The QUORRA X5 has earned accolades for its design, winning both the Red Dot Award: Design Concept and the International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA®) from the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA). It holds CE marking for the European Union and UKCA marking for the United Kingdom, meeting global safety and technical standards.
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