- Chinese embodied AI company showcased robots at a partner conference in Melbourne, Australia on Friday, impressing local industry insiders.
- The robots performed dance shows, tai chi, and even cleaned the floor, while some participants rode on the backs of quadrupeds.
- Local partners spoke highly of the rapid advancements in China's robotics technology and the country's contributions to the AI industry.
- The company announced plans to promote products and its Robot-as-a-Service (RaaS) model in Australia and New Zealand.
- Chinese robots highlighted the latest advances in robotics and AI technologies, designed for a wide range of real-world applications.
- Industry leaders acknowledged China's leadership in AI, with significant investments making it a national priority.
- Experts noted that models like DeepSeek have shocked the industry, showcasing China's contributions to AI.
Chinese embodied AI robots showcased their capabilities at a partner conference in Melbourne, performing tai chi, dance, and practical tasks like floor cleaning. The event demonstrated the latest advancements in China's robotics and AI technologies, impressing local industry insiders with their nimble movements and diverse applications.
The robots are designed for a variety of real-world applications, including mining, commercial cleaning, facility management, research and education, and cultural entertainment. Participants were particularly impressed by the robots' ability to perform complex tasks while some even rode on the backs of quadrupeds.
Local partners praised China's rapid advancements in robotics, with David Pearce, CEO of Our Robot Future, stating, "China is clearly a world leader on artificial intelligence (AI). Investing a lot in this area made it a national priority and really driving this forward for the world." Adrian Tyson, CEO of Neuranext AI, echoed this sentiment, noting, "Right at the top, I think you see incredible models coming out, that we've seen, like DeepSeek and things like that have shocked the industry."3
The Chinese company plans to collaborate with local partners to promote its products and services, including a Robot-as-a-Service (RaaS) model, while providing training and technical support in Australia and New Zealand.
“David Pearce, founder and CEO of Our Robot Future, said 'China is clearly a world leader on artificial intelligence,' praising the rapid advancements. The Chinese company plans to partner with local firms to offer its robots as a service (RaaS) in Australia and New Zealand.”
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