On the afternoon of 27 May, an event organised by the Shenzhen Robotics Association in conjunction with the Shenzhen Venture Capital Association,Dacheng CapitalCo-organised by,, the FAIR plus Organising Committee,The Organising Committee of the POWER Robot Future Conference,Xinniu DataOrganised by “POWER RobotThe ”Industrial Ecosystem Series: A Look at Shanghai” special event took place atShanghai Dachen CapitalThe event was a great success.

Representatives from investment institutions in Shenzhen, Shanghai, Zhejiang and Jiangsu, alongside representatives from start-ups in the intelligent robotics sector and partners from the industry ecosystem, gathered to engage in in-depth discussions on the commercialisation of scientific and technological achievements, trends in the robotics industry, investment strategies and project collaboration, with a view to further promoting the efficient coordination of capital, industry and innovation resources.

△ Liu Zifei, Deputy Secretary-General of the Shenzhen Venture Capital Association

The event was chaired by Liu Zifei, Deputy Secretary-General of the Shenzhen Venture Capital Association. Wang Wenrong, Partner at Dachen Capital and General Manager of its East China Headquarters, and Sun Liqing, Secretary-General of the Shenzhen Venture Capital Association, delivered speeches respectively.

△ Wang Wenrong, Partner at Dachen Capital and General Manager of the East China Headquarters

In his address, Mr Wang Wenrong stated that the intelligent robotics industry is currently at a critical stage characterised by rapid technological evolution and accelerating industrial convergence, and that the regional industrial base, capital support capacity and resources for application scenarios are of great significance to corporate growth and the implementation of projects. He expressed the hope that, building on this event, interaction and exchange between Shenzhen and investment institutions and robotics enterprises in Shanghai and the Yangtze River Delta region would be further strengthened, thereby facilitating more efficient connections between high-quality projects and industrial capital.

△ Sun Liqing, Secretary-General of the Shenzhen Venture Capital Association

Mr Sun Liqing stated that Shenzhen boasts a vibrant venture capital ecosystem and a solid foundation in the intelligent robotics industry, and that Shenzhen-based venture capital firms have long been identifying, investing in and empowering projects across the country. By expanding into Shanghai on this occasion, the aim is to further connect Shenzhen’s outstanding technology projects and robotics industry resources with investment institutions and industry partners in East China, thereby helping more high-quality projects to be identified, supported and empowered, and jointly fostering an open and collaborative industrial ecosystem.

△ Tan Weijia, Full-time Secretary-General of the Shenzhen Robotics Association and founder of the FAIR plus Robotics Full Industry Chain Forum

     Dr Tan Weijia, Full-time Secretary-General of the Shenzhen Robotics Association and founder of the FAIR plus Robotics Full Industry Chain Forum, then delivered a keynote presentation on the development of the POWER Robot platform and the robotics industry ecosystem.

      Tan Bo noted that as artificial intelligence technology continues to extend into the physical world, the boundaries of the robotics industry are constantly expanding, and the value of various links in the industrial chain—including upstream core components, finished product manufacturing, system integration, data collection and application scenarios—is also being reshaped at an accelerating pace. In response to this trend, both the FAIR plus Robotics Full Industry Chain Conference and the POWER Robot Future Conference are committed to establishing more efficient platforms for exchange amongst robotics enterprises, research teams, industrial investors and supply chain partners.

      She explained that POWER Robot not only focuses on centralised exhibitions and resource networking during the conference, but will also continue to foster two-way communication between enterprises and capital by visiting different cities and connecting with local investors and industry resources. Shenzhen possesses distinct advantages in terms of its robotics industry chain and venture capital ecosystem. It is hoped that, building on this foundation, the city can forge more complementary industrial partnerships with Shanghai and the Yangtze River Delta region, providing robotics enterprises with ongoing support ranging from development and validation, through supply chain collaboration, to access to financing.

△ Ai Xing, Deputy General Manager of the Shanghai Investment Department at Shenzhen Venture Capital (top left); Jin Ye, Partner at Chuhui Capital (top centre); Zhou Chongjie, Director at Honghui Fund (top right); Duan Peihua, Vice President of Investment at Xichuang Venture Capital (bottom left); Wang Yuhao, Investment Director at Dacheng Capital (bottom right)

   During the investor panel session, Ai Xing, Deputy General Manager of the Shanghai Investment Department at Shenzhen Venture Capital, Zhou Chongjie, Director of Honghui Fund; Duan Peihua, Vice President of Investment at Xichuang Venture Capital; Wang Yuhao, Investment Director at Dacheng Capital; and Jin Ye, Partner at Chuhui Capital, among other representatives from investment institutions, engaged in discussions on the development trends, investment logic and commercialisation pathways of the intelligent robotics and embodied intelligence industries.

    The attendees agreed that, whilst the sector is currently experiencing growing momentum, investment firms—whilst paying attention to technological innovation and team capabilities—are placing even greater emphasis on companies’ ability to implement solutions in real-world scenarios and their commercial performance. All parties look forward to using this event as an opportunity to further strengthen collaboration between Shenzhen and the Yangtze River Delta region in areas such as project investment, industrial resources and application scenarios.

     During the corporate roadshow session, a number of robotics and related industry chain companies gave presentations focusing on their core technologies, product strategies, application scenarios and funding requirements.