The POWER Industrial Ecosystem Series: Shanghai Special Event was successfully held; collaboration between Shenzhen and Shanghai has brought together capital and industrial resources to jointly promote the coordinated development of the intelligent robotics ecosystem

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TECHNICAL REPORT

Following the successful conclusion of the POWER Industry-Finance Summit at the main venue of FAIR plus 2026 in Shenzhen, the second event in the “POWER On the Road” series—the Shanghai special session—was successfully held on 27 May at Dachen Capital in Shanghai. The event was jointly organised by the Shenzhen Robotics Association, the Shenzhen Venture Capital Association and Dachen Capital. Building on the conference’s core mission of “connecting industry, capital and projects”, this Shanghai event established a platform for cross-regional exchange and cooperation within the intelligent robotics sector through themed presentations, institutional networking, corporate roadshows and ecosystem partnerships.

PART 01

Shenzhen-Shanghai collaboration brings together capital and industrial strengths

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.

PART 02

Bringing together innovation resources from Shenzhen and Shanghai,

Discussing Opportunities for the Development of the Robotics Industry

△ 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.

PART 03

Building on the POWER brand’s values,

Continuing to build a collaborative platform for the robotics industry

△ 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.

PART 04

A round of presentations by investment firms,

Analysing the Investment Logic of the Embodied Intelligence Industry

△ 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.

PART 05

A number of robotics companies held roadshows,

Showcasing the results of diverse and innovative applications

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.

Dai Shi Intelligence

Lu Haifeng, Deputy General Manager of Dai Shi Intelligent, outlined the company’s technological capabilities and product portfolio in the fields of inertial sensors, inertial measurement units and motion data acquisition for robots. The company’s relevant technologies are already being applied in sectors such as the automotive and robotics industries, and can support robot vision fusion, body control and high-quality motion data acquisition.

Jia'an Intelligent

Cheng Miao, Assistant to the Chairman of Jia’an Intelligent, outlined the company’s exploration and practical experience in the field of industrial embodied intelligence applications. Currently, the company is focusing on three major product areas: intelligent grinding and polishing workstations, composite robots and humanoid robots, and is accelerating the implementation of industrial embodied intelligence applications across key sectors such as 3C, automotive, aerospace and industrial manufacturing. Through its continued specialisation in force control technology, motion control, AI and the accumulation of industrial data, Jia’an Intelligent has established a comprehensive technological foundation for smart manufacturing.

Ruyi Power

According to Lu Yukun, co-founder of Ruyi Power, the company is leveraging its accumulated expertise in hardware, software, models, algorithms and data within the autonomous driving sector to expand into the robotics field, with a particular focus on edge computing platforms, embodied intelligence operating systems and solutions for specific application scenarios. The company aims to provide collaborative support to various robotics manufacturers through its edge computing capabilities and expertise in models and algorithms.

Lengsai Vision

Liu Zheng, Director of Visual Operations at Lensai, gave a presentation on 3D visual perception, ToF imaging chips and module products. He outlined the potential for these technologies in robotic environmental perception, machine vision and industrial applications, and provided details on product R&D, mass production plans and funding strategies.

Azure Engine

Zhao Zhiwu, founder of Blue Engine, gave a presentation on the laser weed-control robot project. The company focuses on green plant protection in agriculture and, through visual recognition, laser-guided precision operations and intelligent control technologies, is exploring new ways to reduce the use of chemical herbicides and improve agricultural efficiency. He also highlighted the company’s plans for expanding into overseas markets.

Sainade

Xia Zhimin, Director of the Sainade Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, spoke on the application of robotics in logistics scenarios. The company is focusing its efforts on areas such as autonomous loading and unloading and logistics sorting, exploring ways in which robotics technology can address the logistics industry’s practical needs in terms of high-intensity operations, labour costs and the integration of automated processes, with a view to promoting the large-scale implementation of embodied intelligence in logistics scenarios.

The successful conclusion of this Shanghai event has further consolidated FAIR plus’s ecological strategy of ‘being based in Shenzhen, extending nationwide and connecting globally’, facilitating two-way exchange between Shenzhen’s robotics industry resources and the capital and application resources of the Yangtze River Delta.

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Over the past decade, China’s robotics industry has experienced rapid growth. As the world’s largest robotics market to date, China has validated the scalability and reliability of its domestically developed core components through large-scale industrial applications. Meanwhile, its overall robotics manufacturing capabilities are increasingly being exported to global markets.

At the same time, the robotics industry is integrating more closely with AI, experiencing a possible change in the technological paradigm: AI is moving from the information world to the physical world, and robots are moving from specialised intelligence to generalised intelligence. This process will surely brew and unleash more opportunities. Against this background, from 2025, Shenzhen Robotics Association (SRA), together with domestic and international academic authorities, industry elites, industrial organisations, as well as people from all walks of life who care about the development of the industry, will co-found the world's first robotics development and technology exhibition, FAIR plus, to promote global robotics development through supply chain and innovative technologies. We will take supply chain and innovative technology as the entry point to promote the development of the global body-intelligent robot industry.

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1. Event dates: 21–23 April 2027

2. Venue of the exhibition: Hall 1, Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre (Futian)

3. Scale of the exhibition：

Exhibition area: 30,000 square metres
Over 600 companies are exhibiting
The number of trade visitors exceeded 80,000
Over 80 concurrent events
Over 100 overseas buyer delegations

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Official announcement: the dates have been confirmed! FAIR plus 2027 – 21–23 April, see you in Shenzhen!

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It’s official! The FAIR Plus 2027 Robotics Industry Networking Summit has been confirmed and will be held in grand style from 21 to 23 April 2027. We cordially invite industry colleagues to gather at the venue and join us for this major industry event! With the exhibition area expanded to 30,000 square metres, the event’s scale, ecosystem and global resources have all doubled. A high-calibre industry gathering offering broader networking opportunities and greater practical value is set to make a grand debut in Shenzhen on 21 April next year!

I. Infomations

1. Event dates: 21–23 April 2027

2. Venue: Hall 1, Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre (Futian)

3. Organisers: Shenzhen Robotics Association × Messe Stuttgart (Jointly organised by China and Germany)

4. Expected scale of the 2027 exhibition:

30000square metres of exhibition space
超600Exhibiting companies
80,000 visitorsVisitors
Over 80 eventsConcurrent Event
超100Overseas Buyer Groups

II. Stand Booking

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III. Exhibit Categories

1. Core robot components (including both established and innovative products)

• Control Systems

• Servo systems (servo drives, servo motors, encoders, etc.)

• Transmission systems (gearboxes, servos, bearings, screws, worm gears, etc.)

• Sensors (visual sensors, force sensors, tactile sensors, etc.)

• Integrated Joints

• Actuators (manipulators, tooling fixtures, etc.)

• Mobile chassis

• Power systems (batteries, electronic controls, etc.)

• Transmission connection systems (cables, harnesses, connectors, etc.)

2. Brain-related (artificial intelligence algorithms and other topics)

•Data Acquisition and Acquisition Equipment

• Data Standards Vendors and Platforms

• Sensing Solution and Algorithm Providers

• Simulation tools and modelling vendors

• software system

• Software tools and infrastructure

• Computing chips and platforms

• Memory chips

• Edge Computing Box

• Cloud services

• Internet of Things (IoT) components, etc.

3. Research and development, design and system integration of complete systems

4. Robot production lines, contract manufacturing facilities, etc.

5. Robot inspection, repair and maintenance, testing and development, etc.

IV. Format of the Event

FIRST Series

Frontiers in Academic and Industrial Research on Intelligent Robots Forum

FIRST stands for the “Forum on Intelligent Robot Science and Technology”. The conference invites academicians and business leaders to deliver keynote speeches and take part in high-level discussions, and is distinguished by its international and professional line-up.

The 2026 FIRST Conference, in collaboration with the International Federation of Robotics (IFR) and the Automation and Robotics Division of Germany’s VDMA, will host the main industry forum. Together with the editorial board of the US journal *Science Robotics*, it will organise a special academic forum entitled “From Concept to Reality: Bringing Intelligent Agents into the Real World”, alongside seven parallel sub-forums covering industry, agriculture, marine applications, medical rehabilitation and other sectors, focusing on core robotics technologies, application breakthroughs and challenges in industrial mass production across multiple fields. Earlier during the exhibition, a number of significant industry achievements were announced: the *Shenzhen Robot Industry Development White Paper (2025)* was released for the eleventh consecutive year, alongside the authoritative report *Research on “Robot+” Application Innovation Scenarios*; the second batch of typical application demonstration cases for Shenzhen’s “Robotics+” initiative was released; work commenced on compiling vocational skills training modules for service robotics application technicians and organising the first National Safety and Emergency Rescue Robotics Competition; and the Alliance for the Localisation of Robotics Electronic Architectures was formally established, providing data support, scenario guidance and new impetus for industrial development.

POWER Series

Robotics Industry-Finance Innovation and Empowerment Summit

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Official Announcement

POWER pursues Pioneering, Optimal Configuration, Industry Wisdom, Capital Empowerment and Robotics, inviting industry leaders and investment experts to engage in in-depth dialogue on topics such as technological breakthroughs, practical applications, capital empowerment and international expansion, with a view to analysing trends and seizing industry opportunities.

Scenes from the 2026 POWER Robot Future ConferencePublishing authoritative industry rankings: DIKI’s authoritative rankings—including the China Embodied Cities List (EAICity), the Embodied Innovative Enterprises List (EAIInno), and the list of active investment institutions in China’s intelligent robotics sector—provide precise indicators for industry development and capital allocation. Four high-level industry-finance dialogue sessions were held, bringing together leading investment institutions such as Shenzhen Venture Capital, Sequoia Capital China and Dachen Capital, alongside industry leaders including Honor, Desay SV and Keli Sensing, for in-depth discussions on core topics such as industry-capital synergy, sector-specific investment and technology commercialisation. These were complemented by specialised events including the FAIR plus × Guoxian Demo Hub industry-finance matchmaking session, project roadshows and industry training, facilitating the efficient and precise matching of cutting-edge technologies with industrial capital.

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UNITE Series

Building an Ecosystem Through Technical Standards and the Technical Community

We aim to create a platform for technical professionals to exchange ideas through the development of technical standards, the joint organisation of technical community events, and activities for members of relevant business associations.

The 2026 Exhibition, in collaboration with the China Information Association, TÜV Rheinland,Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology (SIAT), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)in collaboration with authoritative bodies, it has advanced the development of three national standards and two industry standards, covering core areas such as embodied intelligence datasets, robot training grounds and humanoid robot wiring harness components;At the same time, the exhibition will be accompanied by more than ten top-tier technical forums covering the entire industry chain,Covering key sectors such as the industrialisation of embodied intelligence, AI agents, digital manufacturing and innovation in core robotics components, and spanning the full technology value chain from chips and servo systems to software algorithms and simulation platforms, the initiative is jointly organised and supported by Siemens Xcelerator, ROSCon China, OSCHINA, Jiali Innovation, Xbotics and other technology communities to jointly organise and support their concurrent community events; and to support ecosystem programmes such as Zhiyou·Yarui i⁵Robot and Mars Accelerator Camp in running their concurrent participant activities.

At the same time, the exhibition will be accompanied by more than ten top-tier technical forums covering the entire industry chain, ·

MATCH Series

Supply-and-Demand Matching Event for Collaborative Innovation in the Industrial Chain

The MATCH series will continue to take Shenzhen’s Nanshan District robotics industry “Challenge-Based” policy as its core focus, building on the proven and efficient event model of previous editions. Prior to the event, it will solicit real-world demand lists from various scenario providers across the country and organise on-site sessions to interpret these needs, whilst collaborating with leading robotics enterprises from across the country to organise closed-door, targeted supply-and-demand matchmaking sessions, with the aim of fully advancing the resolution of industry challenges and the practical implementation of solutions.

During the 2026 exhibition, a total of 25 industry-specific matchmaking sessions were held, covering a full range of sectors including manufacturing, commerce and logistics, healthcare, elderly care services, commercial communities, safety and emergency response, government services, and property management and industrial parks. Dozens of major clients, including FAW Group, CNOOC, Vanke Group, Shenzhen Metro, Jomoo Kitchen & Bath, Nanshan District People’s Hospital and the Shenzhen Public Security Bureau, announced hundreds of genuine procurement requirements on site. Technology providers and clients engaged in targeted one-to-one discussions and finalised partnerships face-to-face, successfully driving the large-scale deployment of robotic products across multiple scenarios.

Overseas Matchmaking Event

The 2026 exhibition will feature matchmaking sessions with dozens of overseas professional buyer delegations, with the Europe-focused session centring on supply chain coordination and technological cooperation between China and Europe, whilst the Asia-focused session will feature the high-profile announcement of Thailand’s government procurement plan for 1,000 humanoid robots. During the event, one-to-one meetings will be organised with representatives from Switzerland, Japan, Silicon Valley in the US, the UAE and other countries, helping Chinese robotics enterprises to establish global sales channels and facilitating the large-scale export of domestically produced robots.

Open Mic New Product Launch Section

We have created a dedicated Open Mic product launch zone, inviting leading companies to present their products or unveil major new releases, so that we may all witness the latest technological advancements in the robotics industry.

A total of 14 new products were unveiled at the 2026 exhibition, ranging from core components such as integrated joints, dexterous grippers and servo systems, to complete humanoid and industrial robots, as well as embodied intelligence algorithms and simulation platforms, comprehensively showcasing the all-round upgrade of China’s robotics industry—from hardware to the ‘brain’.

Global procurement powerhouses are entering the market en masse

Building a New Hub for Cross-Border Industrial Collaboration

The previous FAIR plus exhibition brought together the world’s leading industry decision-makers and large-scale procurement delegations. International guests, including the Vice-President of Supply Chain at Sunday Robotics (USA), the Head of Production and Supply Chain at Neura Robotics (Germany), and the “Father of Thai Robotics”, attended in person, establishing a one-stop global platform for hardware procurement and industry collaboration.

BYD, Huawei Technologies, Foxconn, GAC Group, Fuyao Glass, Dongfeng Nissan and other key domestic buyer consortia gathered in force, whilst robotics and humanoid robotics executives from dozens of companies—including FAW Group, Changan Automobile, Midea Group and Xpeng Motors—met on-site to connect with supply chain resources and discuss bulk procurement and technical cooperation, thereby achieving a precise alignment between global industrial resources and China’s smart manufacturing capabilities.

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Looking back on a remarkable year and gearing up for the next chapter! FAIR plus 2026, the robotics industry networking event, has delivered impressive results:15,000 square metresExhibition Space, A Gathering Place394Full-industry-chain enterprises are set to welcome62,171 visitorsTrade visitors,3,326 visitorsOverseas clients, spanning the globe101Countries and regions. Held throughout the venue98 matchesMajor events,325 peopleIndustry leaders took to the stage to share their insights, with total online exposure exceedingA million times, with the value of potential partnerships agreed on the spot amounting to nearly200 millionYuan. Overall satisfaction with the exhibition reached8.7 marks，98.1%Exhibitors secure valuable business leads,90%Exhibiting companies are keen to actively recommend the exhibition.

From the successful conclusion of the 15,000-square-metre event in 2026 to the next phase of 30,000 square metres in 2027, FAIR plus has consistently remained true to its founding principles of full-chain collaboration, the integration of industry and research, scenario-driven development and global connectivity. Currently, the total output value of Shenzhen’s robotics industry chain has reached 242.6 billion yuan, with the sector demonstrating robust growth momentum; embodied intelligence and humanoid robots have officially entered a golden era of large-scale development. An industry platform characterised by academic excellence, substantial capital backing, effective matchmaking and global reach is precisely what the sector requires.

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1. Event dates: 21–23 April 2027

2. Venue of the exhibition: Hall 1, Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre (Futian)

3. Expected scale of the exhibition：

Exhibition area: 30,000 square metres
Over 600 companies are exhibiting
The number of trade visitors exceeded 80,000
Over 80 concurrent events
Over 100 overseas buyer delegations

Booking Stands for 2027

Exhibition Enquiry

Mr Wu 13714046516 (WeChat same number)

Mr Tang 13691693966 (WeChat same number)

Mr Wu 13691781022 (WeChat same number)

Exhibition Enquiry

Mr Kang 15095374032 (WeChat same number)

Business Co-operation Enquiry

Mr Wang 13066938014 (WeChat same number)

Media Co-operation Enquiry

Mr Chen 15015804932 (same number on WeChat)

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FAIR plus is the new answer sheet for mass production of robots｜FAIR plus2026 Robotics Industry-wide Linking Conference kicks off on 22nd April in Shenzhen, China!

As embodied intelligence moves from the laboratory to the factory floor, and as the industry shifts from a “technological race” to the “challenge of mass production”, a major event bringing together the core players of the global robotics industry is delivering a significant achievement in mass production here in Shenzhen.

22–24 April, under the operational guidance of the Guangdong Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology and the Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Industry and Information Technology, and with academic guidance from the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, jointly organised by the Shenzhen Robotics Association and Messe Stuttgart,FAIR plus 2026 Robotics Industry Networking Event, officially opened in Hall 9 of the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre (Futian).

The scale of this year’s exhibition has doubled from 7,500 square metres in 2025 to 15,000 square metres, bringing together over 500 enterprises from across the industry chain, more than 50 core sectors of embodied intelligence, over 70 major concurrent events, and more than 200 leading industry figures, and is expected to attract over 2,500 overseas trade visitors and more than 50,000 trade visitors in total. Here, there are no isolated exhibition stands, only a closely-knit industry community; there is no empty hype, only the genuine journey and tangible achievements of robotics, from research and development through to mass production.

More than just an exhibition

Redefining the Connectivity Paradigm in the Robotics Industry

FAIR plus takes the supply chain and innovative technology as its core focus, setting its sights on the industrial transformation driven by the deep integration of artificial intelligence and robotics, and aims to build a comprehensive, collaborative ecosystem platform covering technology, capital, application scenarios, talent and standards. The exhibition, withFour Core Systems, building a comprehensive industrial ecosystem to support the mass production of robots, and addressing the pain points across the entire value chain—from prototyping to mass production, from technology to the market, and from the domestic to the global stage:

System 1FIRST Academic-Industry Forum

Connecting the global academic community with industry pioneers, bridging the gap between cutting-edge research and industrial application.

System 2POWER Industry-Finance Empowerment Summit

Linking industrial capital with innovative enterprises to resolve funding challenges facing business development.

System 3UNITE: Building a Shared Technology Ecosystem

To jointly develop industry standards and open-source communities, and to create a platform for technical professionals to exchange ideas.

System 4MATCH Supply and Demand Matching Conference

Precision-matching technology with specific application requirements to promote collaborative innovation across the industrial chain.

This exhibition attracted even moreA group of the world’s leading industry decision-makers and procurement experts have joined forces FAIR plus Circle of Friends: The VP of Supply Chain at Sunday Robotics (USA), the Head of Production and Supply Chain at Neura Robotics (Germany), the "Father of Thai Robotics" (who spearheaded a funding scheme for the procurement of 1,000 humanoid robots by Thai universities), and the Head of Supply Chain Investment at Zhiyuan Robotics were all in attendance;A high-profile gathering of exclusive domestic core buyer groups: BYD, Huawei Technologies, Foxconn, GAC Group, Fuyao Glass, Dongfeng Nissan, Huayang Group, Flex, Shenzhen Airlines, CITIC Group and others were all in attendance; At the same time, heads of robotics and humanoid robotics divisions from dozens of leading industry enterprises—including FAW Group, Changan Automobile, Desay SV, Dongfang Jinggong, Huqin Technology, Midea Group, Lens Technology, Honor Terminal and Xpeng Motors—were on site to connect with supply chain resources and discuss bulk procurement and technical cooperation, thereby achieving a precise alignment between global industrial resources and China’s smart manufacturing capabilities.

Leading Academic Figures + Industry Experts

Discussing the Future Blueprint for Embodied Intelligence

Mass production requires technological maturity and convergence. This exhibition brings together the world’s leading academic and industrial expertise, establishing a direct link between the laboratory and the factory, and addressing the core technical challenges involved in the mass production of humanoid and industrial robots.

At the international level, global industry leaders—including the Secretary-General of the International Federation of Robotics (IFR), the Managing Director of the Automation and Robotics Division of Germany’s VDMA, and the President of the European Robotics Association—will share insights into global robotics market trends and opportunities for international cooperation; At the academic level, a team of leading domestic scholars spearheaded by Academicians Guo Lei and Chen Xin, in collaboration with the editorial board of *Science Robotics*, presented cutting-edge breakthroughs in biomimetic perception, general-purpose manipulation and large-scale embodied intelligence models; At the industrial level, key executives from companies including Tencent, UBTech, Yuejiang, Midea and Hikvision will analyse the commercialisation pathways and technological evolution of humanoid and industrial robots.

Concurrently, the *Shenzhen Robot Industry Development White Paper (2025)* was published and the *Research on “Robotics+” Application Innovation Scenarios* – two authoritative industry reports. It also launched the first National Safety and Emergency Rescue Robotics Competition and initiated the compilation of the *Service Robotics Application Technician* curriculum for schools, providing comprehensive guidance on policy, data, application scenarios and talent development to support the industry’s transition to mass production and commercialisation.

Direct Link Between Supply and Demand

25 closed-door matchmaking sessions, securing firm orders

The ultimate goal of mass production is the market. With “demand driving supply” at its core, FAIR plus creates a precise and efficient platform for matching supply and demand, enabling technology to find its application and products to be converted into orders.

Held during the exhibition25 closed-door supply-and-demand matching sessions on collaborative innovation within the industrial chain, covering all scenarios including manufacturing, commerce and logistics, healthcare, elderly care services, commercial communities, and safety and emergency response. Major clients such as FAW Group, CNOOC, Vanke, Shenzhen Metro, Jomoo Kitchen & Bath, and Nanshan District People’s Hospital announced hundreds of genuine procurement requirements on site, whilst technology providers and clients engaged in precise one-to-one negotiations to finalise partnerships face-to-face.

Outstanding achievements in overseas partnerships: The Europe session will focus on supply chain coordination and technological cooperation between China and Europe, whilst the Asia session will feature the high-profile announcement of Thailand’s government procurement plan for 1,000 humanoid robots. Concurrently, one-to-one meetings will be organised with representatives from Switzerland, Japan, Silicon Valley in the US, the UAE and other countries, to open up global sales channels for Chinese robotics companies and facilitate the large-scale export of domestically produced robots.

Joint Standard-Setting + Ecosystem Development

Laying a solid foundation for the long-term development of the industry

Mass production is not a battle fought by a single company, but rather a collaborative effort involving the entire industrial ecosystem. FAIR plus has joined forces with leading organisations in the sector to build an infrastructure ecosystem that supports mass production, addressing the common challenges faced by companies during the mass production process.

With regard to joint standard-setting, in collaboration with organisations such as the China Information Association, TÜV Rheinland and the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, has advanced the development of three national standards and two industry association standards, covering core areas such as embodied intelligence datasets, robotics training grounds and humanoid robot wiring harness components, with a view to establishing uniform specifications for mass production and securing a leading role in shaping industry standards; In terms of ecosystem services, Siemens Xcelerator provided digital manufacturing solutions, Jiali Creative shared a comprehensive guide on avoiding pitfalls throughout the entire process from prototyping to mass production, whilst ROSCon China and Open Source China fostered an open-source development ecosystem; TÜV Rheinland provided insights into compliance requirements for global expansion, offering end-to-end services covering everything from R&D and prototyping to mass production, and from domestic sales to global market entry.

A Flurry of New Product Launches

31 open mic sessions, witnessing technological evolution

The exhibition features an ‘Open Mic’ new product launch area,31 product presentations and new product launchesA collective showcase, comprehensively demonstrating the mass production capabilities and innovative achievements of China’s robotics industry. From core components such as integrated joints, dexterous grippers and servo systems, to complete units including humanoid, industrial and service robots, and further to embodied intelligence algorithms, simulation platforms and production equipment, leading enterprises and innovative up-and-comers competed side by side, showcasing a comprehensive upgrade of robotics—from hardware to the ‘brain’.

Shenzhen’s home ground

A Global Window on China’s Robotics Industry

As the heart of the world’s largest robotics market, Shenzhen—with its comprehensive robotics industry chain, leading AI technology and vibrant innovation ecosystem—has become the permanent home of the FAIR plus industry network. This exhibition not only serves as a central showcase for the mass-production achievements of China’s robotics industry, but also acts as a vital global hub for collaboration in embodied intelligence—leveraging China’s mature manufacturing capabilities to provide hardware development kits for new entrants to the global robotics sector; and utilising complete products such as humanoid robots to offer model validation hardware platforms for new players in the global AI sector, thereby helping China’s robotics industry consolidate its position at the core of the global hardware ecosystem.

The exhibition attracted authoritative national media outlets such as CCTV Finance, Xinhua News Agency, Economic Daily and Science and Technology Daily; mainstream financial media including 21st Century Business Herald, Cailian Press and Securities Times; as well as local core state-run media such as Southern Daily, Shenzhen Special Zone Daily, Shenzhen Satellite TV, Southern Metropolis Daily, Guangzhou Daily and Yangcheng Evening News, as well as leading industry media outlets such as 36Kr, Titan Media, Robot Development and Transmission Network, all attended the event to provide on-site coverage. Through in-depth interviews, on-site coverage and special features, these major media outlets provided comprehensive coverage of the exhibition’s grandeur and the industry’s innovative achievements. Bolstered by this extensive and authoritative exposure, FAIR plus’s influence within the industry was further amplified, bringing China’s mass production capabilities in robotics to the public eye and projecting them onto the global market.

22–24 April

Hall 9, Shenzhen Futian Convention and Exhibition Centre

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1. Event dates: 22–24 April 2026

2. Venue of the exhibition: Hall 9, Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre (Futian)

3. Exhibition area: 15,000 m²

4. Format of the event: Full-chain display of FAIR plus

• FIRST Conference: Forum on the Academic and Industrial Frontiers of Intelligent Robotics

• 2026 POWER Robot Future Conference

• The MATCH series of supply-and-demand matching events for collaborative innovation across the industrial chain

• The UNITE Series: Building an Ecosystem Through Technical Standards and the Technical Community

• Overseas Connections Session + Open Mic + Parallel Events + …

5. Scale of the exhibition

• Over 50 sectors within the embodied intelligence robotics industry

• Physical displays from over 500 upstream suppliers and finished-product manufacturers in the robotics industry chain

• Over 50 concurrent events, over 200 speakers

• Over 2,500 overseas trade visitors and over 50,000 trade visitors in total

The country’s first Safety and Emergency Rescue Robot Competition kicks off in Shenzhen

On 22 April, the first Safety and Emergency Rescue Robot Competition, held under the theme “Technology for Good, Life First”, took place at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition CentreFAIR plus 2026 Robotics Industry Networking EventThe competition has officially commenced. Rather than featuring flashy demonstrations, the event issues a “call to action” to universities, research institutes and start-ups worldwide through highly realistic extreme rescue scenarios. As a public-benefit competition, there are no entry fees throughout the event; the aim is to enable more teams with technical aspirations to participate without any barriers, and to jointly explore the boundless possibilities of emergency rescue technology.

At present, the frequent occurrence of natural disasters, coupled with urban risks, has created an unprecedented and urgent need for intelligent and unmanned rescue equipment. This competition was guided by the Research Centre of the Ministry of Emergency Management and organised by the University of Emergency Management, with the Guangdong Academy of Sciences Association, the Shenzhen Robotics Association, the Shenzhen Public Welfare Rescue Volunteers Federation, China Electronics Haikang Wuxi Technology Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Industrial Space Development Co., Ltd., and is co-organised by the Shenzhen Emergency Safety Industry Association and the Beijing Pinglan Public Welfare Foundation, bringing together stakeholders from government, industry, academia, research and end-users. During the afternoon session of the “Specialised Robots:Focusing on Emergency Response: Exploring the Potential for Human-Machine Collaboration”At the parallel session, the five highly anticipated practical competition challenges were officially unveiled.”

Addressing the core issues

From “showcasing technical prowess in the laboratory” to “real-world application amidst the ruins”

At the forum, the participating experts did not waste time on pleasantries, but went straight to the heart of the matter, highlighting the current “weaknesses” of emergency response robots.

In his address, Zhong Ruixing, First Secretary of the Joint Party Committee of Science and Technology-related Social Organisations in Shenzhen, noted that extreme weather and disasters are forcing traditional emergency response methods to evolve. Emergency response robots should not merely be sophisticated models confined to laboratories; they should be “tough comrades-in-arms” capable of entering burning buildings, diving into deep water and navigating rubble—serving as a protective barrier to safeguard the lives of rescue personnel. In his view, Shenzhen boasts the most comprehensive robotics industrial chain in the country, and the significance of this competition lies in driving the industry’s transition from consumer-grade to “specialised, combat-ready” applications.

▲Zhong Ruixing, First Secretary of the Joint Party Committee of Science and Technology-related Social Organisations in Shenzhen

Speaking on the design of the competition challenges, the forum’s moderator, Professor Wang Pinghui of Southern University of Science and Technology, likened emergency rescue to the “ultimate testing ground” for robotics technology. He believes that, ranging from mountainous terrain delivery to underwater search and rescue, these five competition challenges cover the most challenging and intractable scenarios encountered during disasters, designed to test the technological foundations under extreme conditions characterised by “cut-off roads, cut-off communications and power outages”.

▲Professor Wang Pinghui, Party Secretary of the School of Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Research and Business at Southern University of Science and Technology

Han Zhenfeng, Executive Deputy Director of the Confined Space Emergency Robotics Laboratory at the National Institute for Natural Disaster Prevention and Mitigation under the Ministry of Emergency Management, summarised the current technological dilemma in nine words: “Cannot enter, cannot see clearly, cannot operate”. Yang Ruiyang, a postdoctoral senior engineer at the Ministry of Emergency Management’s Big Data Centre, let the figures speak for themselves: Amid thick smoke and intense glare, more than 90 per cent of a firefighting robot’s movements still rely on manual remote control; in high-altitude, sub-zero environments, the equipment failure rate exceeds 40 per cent. Faced with “stacked-pancake” rubble and complex industrial and commercial environments, existing wheeled and tracked robots are often at a loss.

▲Han Zhenfeng, Executive Deputy Director of the Confined Space Emergency Robotics Laboratory at the National Research Institute for Natural Disaster Prevention and Mitigation under the Ministry of Emergency Management, and Chief Scientist of the competition

Challenges also present opportunities. Liu Yongtao, a professor at the University of Emergency Management and Director of the Hebei Provincial Key Laboratory for Work Safety and Emergency Response Specialised Robots, revealed that China is accelerating the construction of the world’s first training and certification base for embodied specialised robots. Future robots must not merely be “remote-controlled toys”; rather, they must become intelligent comrades-in-arms capable of “easy communication and simple operation” with rescue personnel, achieving deep collaboration where “humans make decisions and machines take the risks”. Hu Weijian, a researcher at the Search and Rescue Centre of the Ministry of Emergency Management, also emphasised that evaluation criteria must return to the principle of “practicality in real-world operations”, allowing technology to evolve through rigorous testing.

Turning her attention to the global humanitarian sector, Hu Huihua, the China Liaison and Co-ordinator for the Private Sector at the United Nations Office for the Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), shared a set of sobering figures: at least 326 humanitarian workers were killed worldwide in 2025. She believes that emergency response robots are evolving from a “concept of the future” into a “vital necessity”, serving as the first “eyes” and “hands” to enter dangerous areas. China’s strengths in manufacturing and supply chains should be channelled into developing technology that is “affordable and accessible” to the world.

The Green Heart and Corporate Power

From energy to finished products

As the competition’s title sponsor, Huabao New Energy Co., Ltd. highlighted an aspect of rescue operations that is all too easily overlooked: energy. For robots operating deep within disaster zones, power is the “heart”. This leading portable energy storage company, with cumulative sales exceeding 7 million units, not only has its products distributed across more than 50 countries worldwide, but has also been among the first to donate solar-powered outdoor power stations during numerous disasters—including the Shigatse earthquake in Tibet, the California wildfires in the US, and the Noto Peninsula earthquake in Japan—providing crucial energy support for on-site rescue operations.

▲Sun Zhongwei, Chairman of Shenzhen Huabao New Energy Co., Ltd.

In addition, representatives from companies such as China Electronics Haikang and Zhiyuan Kutu presented specialised robotic solutions for applications such as fire safety inspections, demonstrating the industry’s rapid response to operational requirements.

The Five “Core” Subjects

Simulating the harsh realities of the real world

According to the competition organising committee, the challenges in this competition are specifically designed to address the key challenges faced in frontline rescue operations, with all events taking place in simulated extreme conditions characterised by “cut-off roads, no internet and power cuts”.

● Targeted delivery of relief supplies to mountainous areas following a disaster:The robot must autonomously navigate 300 metres of complex terrain—featuring steep slopes, loose stones and dynamic water jets—and accurately deliver 20 kilograms of emergency supplies on two consecutive occasions.

● Clearing a narrow passageway in a collapsed building:Simulating a desperate situation deep within the ruins, the robot must crawl into a pipe with an internal diameter of just one metre and carry out millimetre-precise demolition of concrete slabs within an extremely confined triangular working area; any accidental damage would result in a “secondary collapse”.

● Precise Underwater Positioning and Buoyancy-Assisted Rescue during Floods:In murky waters littered with fishing nets and other debris, the robot must rely on a fusion of sonar and visual data to lock onto targets and precisely carry out the attachment and inflation of buoyancy bags for towing.

● Large-scale AI reconnaissance and precision airdrops following a disaster:The drone must, whilst operating in conditions of severe turbulence, rely on AI to distinguish between human figures and thermal interference sources, and drop supplies from a high altitude into designated bins with a margin of error not exceeding 100 millimetres.

● Fire rescue operations in high-rise buildings:This is a multi-dimensional operation requiring ground, climbing and aerial robots to work together—within the communication dead zones caused by thick smoke—to carry out the full range of tasks, from locating the source of the fire, climbing whilst carrying heavy loads, and breaking windows to ventilate the smoke, right through to multi-dimensional firefighting.

Joint Ecological Development

From the playing field to the world stage

During the forum, the Beijing Pinglan Public Welfare Foundation presented details of its forthcoming “China Civilian Ocean-going Medical Rescue Vessel” project. This 5,000-metric-tonne medical vessel will set sail for Southeast Asia, Africa and other regions to carry out humanitarian aid missions, marking a landmark step for civilian rescue efforts as they venture into the open seas. Zhu Zhaokui, Deputy General Manager of China Electronics Haikang Wuxi Technology Co., Ltd., stated that the company would be deeply involved in post-competition technology incubation, helping emergency response robots make the leap from being “usable” to “user-friendly”.

Registration for the competition is now open to participants worldwide. The deadline for submitting proposals for the preliminary round is 30 June 2026, and the final is scheduled to take place in Shenzhen in October 2026. In addition to gaining direct access to leading resources within the industry chain, the winners will also be recommended to the national emergency management authorities as outstanding solutions for use in national-level drills and demonstrations.

As the organising committee has stated, they are looking forward not merely to a contest of technological prowess, but to enabling more young scientific and technological talents to truly fulfil the promise of “using technology to safeguard life” through extreme challenges where life and death hang in the balance, and to jointly create a new paradigm for human civilisation in the age of AI.

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< 机器人全产业链接会FAIR plus2026 >

1. Event dates: 22–24 April 2026

2. Venue of the exhibition: Hall 9, Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre (Futian)

3. Exhibition area: 15,000 m²

4. Format of the event: Full-chain display of FAIR plus

• FIRST Conference: Forum on the Academic and Industrial Frontiers of Intelligent Robotics

• 2026 POWER Robot Future Conference

• The MATCH series of supply-and-demand matching events for collaborative innovation across the industrial chain

• The UNITE Series: Building an Ecosystem Through Technical Standards and the Technical Community

• Overseas Connections Session + Open Mic + Parallel Events + …

5. Scale of the exhibition

• Over 50 sectors within the embodied intelligence robotics industry

• Physical displays from over 500 upstream suppliers and finished-product manufacturers in the robotics industry chain

• Over 50 concurrent events, over 200 speakers

• Over 2,500 overseas trade visitors and over 50,000 trade visitors in total

Exhibition Enquiry

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Leading the Way in Home Embodied Intelligence | Noin’s Prototype Unveiled at FAIR plus, Achieving a 98% Success Rate in Zero-Shot Generalisation for Offline Interactive Tasks

On 22 April 2026, the FAIR plus Robotics Full Industry Chain Conference officially opened at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre (Futian). Positioned as a world-class conference on robotics development and manufacturing technology, this event focuses on technologies and development resources across the entire robotics industry chain. Through academic exchanges, technical standards workshops and supply-demand matchmaking sessions, it aims to establish an in-person platform for collaboration between technical professionals in the fields of artificial intelligence and robotics, as well as end-users, thereby driving the intelligent upgrading of the robotics industry and the development of its overall capabilities.

Noin showcased its product prototype in person at FAIR plus, demonstrating its ability to perform complex operations under any lighting conditions and against any background; the demo area was bustling with visitors:

It takes about a minute to fold a garment; even if someone tucks the corners away, Xiao Nuo can still manage it:

(All the videos below are actual footage at 1x speed)

Just how difficult is it? Let’s take a look at the reflections on the desk, changes in the person’s shadow, changes during video playback, and changes in the flash—even under the ‘Hell’ difficulty interference mode, Xiao Nuo can still complete the task:

Some members of the audience even pulled clothes out of their bags on the spot to set challenges:

Faced with completely unexpected types of clothing, Xiao Nuo passed the challenge with flying colours thanks to its powerful generalisation capabilities!

Why is Xiao Nuo able to operate reliably even under “hell mode” conditions—with unpredictable lighting, complex backgrounds and unknown objects?

The answer lies in Noin’s unique technical architecture.

Noin hasIn-house developed embodied intelligence large language model和The KnowinDream Data Generation Engine!This engine can generate vast amounts of data in batches featuring “any lighting + any background + any object + any task”, enabling Noin’s in-house large language model to undergo thorough training and anticipate a wide range of extreme real-world scenarios in advance, thereby endowing Xiao No with exceptional environmental adaptability and task generalisation capabilities.

As well as its clothes-folding skills, the Noin robot’s ability to organise items on a desk is equally impressive! Equipped with a proprietary embodied large language model, Xiao Nuo can accurately understand natural language commands and, combined with visual recognition, carry out complex organisation tasks.

At the exhibition, the “You Set the Task, I’ll Do It” interactive session was full of highlights. As members of the audience pulled out their earphones and hair clips, Xiao Nuo performed zero-shot adaptation and organised them with precision, achieving a task completion rate of approximately 98%.

Upon receiving the instruction to “hand me the car keys”, Xiao Nuo thought for a moment and then delivered them with precision:

Faced with the spatial requirement to “wipe only the desk surface between the two pens”, spatial orientation is easily achieved:

Someone else posed this question: “Pass me the purple ear stud in front of you, but you’re not allowed to hold it between your fingers.” My brain went completely blank—what on earth is this question?

After giving it some thought, Xiao Nuo successfully passed the earring on to the audience member who had posed the question—well done!

Why is it possible to achieve “perfect execution of any instruction”?

It is primarily underpinned by two core technologies:

Firstly, KnowinBrain, the foundational platform for embodied cognitive large models — by utilising a 1–5 Hz execution feedback mechanism, the large model is capable of autonomous thinking, dynamically assessing its physical state, and autonomously reflecting upon and correcting itself, thereby establishing a closed-loop system linking perception, planning and execution.

Secondly, the generative action encoder-decoder, Action Tokenizer, is pre-trained on video data generated by KnowinDream. It possesses the ability to generalise action representations, ensuring smooth operation in unknown tasks and environments; furthermore, it achieves full alignment with both semantic and visual information, truly enabling it to “do what it sees and hears”.

Noin has abandoned the technical approach of mimicking large language models; when carrying out tasks, it first seeks to understand the real world before generating the desired actions, rather than simply imitating them!

The exhibition was bustling with visitors, and the market’s anticipation for smart home technology was clearly evident.

Noin, developed in-houseKnowinDream Synthetic Data EngineOvercoming the bottleneck of data generalisation in domestic settings, by relying onKnowinBrain, a fully in-house developed full-stack solution, and interactive feedback technology, to accelerate the practical implementation of Level 3 autonomous household robots.

Moving from the laboratory to in-person exhibitions to engage with the public marks a key milestone in the successful validation of our generalisation capabilities; in the future, we will continue to focus on all aspects of home life, committed to bringing intelligent robots into every household.

KNOWIN Embodied Foundational Model Architecture: A Full-Stack Generative and Generalisable Embodied Technology Framework

The 2nd HIT Alumni Entrepreneurship and Innovation Summit for the Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Industry, alongside the Lilac Robotics Full Industry Chain Networking Event, was successfully held

On 23 April 2026, the Second Harbin Institute of Technology Alumni Entrepreneurship and Innovation Summit for the Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Industry, alongside the Lilac Robotics Full Industry Chain Conference, was successfully held at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre (Futian). Over 200 HIT alumni, industry experts and representatives from across the country gathered to discuss new opportunities for the development of the robotics industry.

As one of the core events of the 2026 Robotics Industry Connect Summit (FAIR plus), this summit, based in Shenzhen—a hub of scientific and technological innovation—is guided by the principle of “pooling the strength of alumni to scale new heights in the industry”. It is dedicated to providing alumni with a high-quality platform for exchange within the robotics and artificial intelligence sectors, facilitating the exchange of ideas, the sharing of resources and mutually beneficial cooperation, thereby putting the strategy of building a technologically strong nation into practice through concrete actions.

During the summit, representatives from the National Research Institute for Natural Disaster Prevention and Mitigation under the Ministry of Emergency Management, the Hefei Intelligent Robotics Research Institute, Meituan’s Drone Embodied Intelligence Laboratory, Huacheng Industrial Control, Feiwotai, Mingpu Opto-Magnetics, Leqi Intelligence, and Agora Technologies, among other research institutes and industry-leading enterprises, delivered keynote speeches addressing industry pain points. Their presentations covered a wide range of cutting-edge technological areas, including robotics, embodied intelligence motion control, low-altitude logistics, nano-coating protection, electronic skin, dexterous hands, real-time Gigabit Ethernet communication, as well as the industrialisation of robotics, pathways to global branding for technology enterprises, and opportunities for ‘hard tech’ firms to position themselves in the capital markets. From core components to complete system integration, and from technological R&D to practical applications, the event comprehensively showcased the collective strengths and cutting-edge capabilities of HIT alumni in the fields of robotics and artificial intelligence.

Whale-Dolphin Smart Computing,Haitai Express, Zhilixin, Meixin Testing, Dingdian Design, Sihai Consulting, Hejun Capital and other alumni service organisations, acting as supporting partners for the summit, will provide end-to-end support for the innovative development of alumni enterprises across a range of areas, including start-up services, business matchmaking, data-driven solutions, industrial design, public testing, brand globalisation and capital market strategies, offering comprehensive support throughout the entire business lifecycle.

The alumni in attendance unanimously agreed that robotics and artificial intelligence are currently at a critical juncture characterised by rapid technological advancement and the reshaping of the industrial landscape. They emphasised that alumni should fully leverage their accumulated expertise in key core technologies, strengthen collaboration and work together to collectively propel China’s robotics and artificial intelligence industries to new heights, thereby fostering an industrial ecosystem characterised by upstream-downstream coordination, collaboration between industry, academia and research, and cross-regional mutual support. In the future, we will continue to organise a series of themed exchange events in Shanghai, Nanjing, Hefei, Ningbo, Yangzhou and other locations, providing our alumni with a broader platform for entrepreneurship and innovation.

We would like to thank the following alumni-run companies for their support:

Haite Express (Zhejiang) Technology Industry Development Co., Ltd.
Huizhou San Ti Technology Co., Ltd.

Jiangsu Feiwotai Nano Technology Co., Ltd.
Qingdao Hengtong Weiye Special Fabrics Technology Co., Ltd.

Shanxi Hart Artificial Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd.
Shanghai Leiden Information Technology Co., Ltd.

Shanghai Qingya Technology Co., Ltd.
Shanghai Agora Technology Co., Ltd.

Shenzhen Dingdian Creative Design Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen Huacheng Industrial Control Co., Ltd.

Shenzhen Meixin Testing Technology Co., Ltd.

Conference Organising Committee:

Lü Xiaoming, Chen Xiangfeng, Yu Xiaoying, Lü Naichang, Chen Xiao, Zhu Nan, Qin Feilong, Li Chunpeng, Meng Xiaoyuan,

< 关于FAIR plus >

< 机器人全产业链接会FAIR plus2026 >

1. Event dates: 22–24 April 2026

2. Venue of the exhibition: Hall 9, Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre (Futian)

3. Exhibition area: 15,000 m²

4. Format of the event: Full-chain display of FAIR plus

• FIRST Conference: Forum on the Academic and Industrial Frontiers of Intelligent Robotics

• 2026 POWER Robot Future Conference

• The MATCH series of supply-and-demand matching events for collaborative innovation across the industrial chain

• The UNITE Series: Building an Ecosystem Through Technical Standards and the Technical Community

• Overseas Connections Session + Open Mic + Parallel Events + …

5. Scale of the exhibition

• Over 50 sectors within the embodied intelligence robotics industry

• Physical displays from over 500 upstream suppliers and finished-product manufacturers in the robotics industry chain

• Over 50 concurrent events, over 200 speakers

• Over 2,500 overseas trade visitors and over 50,000 trade visitors in total

Exhibition Enquiry

Mr Wu 13714046516 (WeChat same number)

Mr Tang 13691693966 (WeChat same number)

Mr Wu 13691781022 (WeChat same number)

Exhibition Enquiry

Mr Kang 15095374032 (WeChat same number)

Business Co-operation Enquiry

Mr Wang 13066938014 (WeChat same number)

Media Co-operation Enquiry

Mr Chen 15015804932 (same number on WeChat)

The 7th Corporate Science, Technology and Innovation Development Conference and AI+Robotics Industry Matchmaking Conference 2026 was held in grand style at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre (Futian)

2026The 7th Conference on Corporate Scientific and Technological Innovation and Development and the AI+Robotics Industry Matchmaking ConferenceHeld at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre (Futian). As a key concurrent sub-forum of the FAIR plus 2026 Robotics Industry Chain Conference, this year’s event is themed “智Connecting the Bay Area · Shaping the Future of Innovation”Under the theme of “”, the event brought together corporate representatives, industry experts and investment organisations from fields such as artificial intelligence, robotics, precision medicine, smart equipment and new materials to explore new pathways for cross-sectoral innovation and integration.

Establishing a high-calibre platform

Breaking down barriers in technology, capital and industry

At present, a new round of global technological revolution and industrial transformation is accelerating, and the development of new-quality productive forces has become a key driver of high-quality development. To capitalise on the opportunities presented by the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area’s “15th Five-Year Plan” strategic layout, China Enterprise News | China Enterprise Video, the Harbin Institute of Technology Greater Bay Area Alumni Venture Capital Alliance and the Yangtze River Delta AI+Robotics Industry Alliance have joined forces to bring these flagship conferences—which have been successfully held in the Yangtze River Delta and enjoy widespread influence within the industry—to Shenzhen.

Ulan Qiqige, General Manager of Operations at China Enterprise Industry & Economy and China Enterprise Video, both part of *China Enterprise News*; Zhou Mingyu, Executive Chairperson and Secretary-General of the Yangtze River Delta AI+Robotics Industry Alliance; and Lü Xiaoming, Executive President of the Harbin Institute of Technology Shenzhen Alumni AssociationIn their respective opening addresses, the organisers noted that this year’s conference has moved beyond a single industry sector to create a high-calibre platform integrating project roadshows, capital matching, industrial collaboration and brand empowerment. The aim is to break down barriers between technology, capital, markets and real-world applications, thereby accelerating the commercialisation of innovative achievements.

The conference received strong support from the Shenzhen Robotics Association, the Shanghai Pudong New Area Investment Promotion Service Centre, the School of Business at Harbin Institute of Technology, and the HIT Shanghai Alumni Science, Innovation and Business School.

China Enterprise Video’s Greater Bay Area Channel Officially Launched

Strategic Partnerships to Foster Industrial Integration

Ma Long, Deputy Director of the Investment Promotion Service Centre of Pudong New Area, ShanghaiAt the conference, he delivered a keynote presentation on Pudong New Area, showcasing to enterprises from the Greater Bay Area the policy advantages and development opportunities available in Pudong in the fields of scientific and technological innovation and industrial investment.

At the meeting, the Greater Bay Area Channel of China Enterprise Video held a launch ceremony. The launch of this channel will further enhance the reach, connectivity and influence of the Greater Bay Area’s scientific and technological innovation achievements, injecting new momentum into the region’s efforts to build a high-calibre science and technology innovation service platform.

Subsequently,China Enterprise Video’s Greater Bay Area Centre, together with Guangdong Qiaoshi Uniforms Co., Ltd., Chaozhou Fuse Tea Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Chuan Shi Wisdom Technology Co., Ltd., Shenzhen New Literary Youth Technology Co., Ltd. and Zhonghe Yunchuang Management Consulting Co., Ltd.and other companies signed strategic cooperation agreements.

Over ten themed presentations

Focuses on AI, robotics and cutting-edge sectors

During the panel discussion, speakers fromArtificial intelligence, core components for robotics, smart surface treatment, medical technology, new materialsMore than ten entrepreneurs and experts from various fields took to the stage in turn.

Ye Minchong, Head of AI Robotics at Shenzhen Oat Technology Co., Ltd.They shared a scenario-driven approach to innovation in AI and robotics, and discussed how to bridge the “last mile” between technology and industry.Fan Houhua, Founder and President of Shenzhen Chuan Shi Wisdom Technology Co., Ltd.Focusing on the theme “From AI Strategy to the Emergence of Organisational Capabilities”, this paper proposes a practical approach to building a “reusable skills repository”.

In the field of core components,Kim Dong-pil, General Manager of Hengkexin (Shenzhen) Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.This article describes the application of ball screws in robotic grippers,Liu Yanting, Founder and Senior Engineer at Shanghai Yizhi Intelligent Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd.showcased the latest achievements in the development of embodied intelligent robots, enabled by the world’s smallest harmonic reducer,Wu Chenjie, Head of Marketing at Saigan Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.The paper details a technical breakthrough regarding battery-free electronic skin as the ideal form of tactile feedback for humanoid robots.

Jiang Zilong, Assistant to the General Manager and Head of Financing at Sophis Intelligent Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.The company presented its “Industry 4.0 AI New Materials Intelligent Surface Treatment” solution, showcasing its independently developed flexible intelligent surface treatment technology, which can increase the grinding pass rate to over 98% and reduce labour costs by approximately 60%.Zhu Nan, Marketing Director, Shenzhen Meixin Testing Technology Co., Ltd.The service model of the “Robotic Industrial Hospital” was introduced.

The medical technology sector is also full of highlights.Zhu Weizhen, Founder and CEO of Zhonghui Medical Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.demonstrated the clinical value of non-invasive focused ultrasound technology in “redefining treatment”,Huang Yi, Co-founder and CMO of Shenzhen Nuojing Technology Co., Ltd.shared insights into how large-scale AI models are exploring ways to create a sustainable ecosystem for human health,Sheng Dexi, Founder and CEO of Shanghai Miin Big Data Technology Co., Ltd.This article outlines the innovative applications of AI-powered disease prediction models in the health, insurance and elderly care sectors.

Furthermore,Zhou Shuailin, General Manager of Shenzhen Xinsou Technology Co., Ltd.An analysis of how the technological innovation sector can capture market share by optimising GEO amidst the AI revolution,Luo Yue, Director of Operations at Guangdong Zhidong Future Technology Co., Ltd.showcased practical examples of the rapid commercialisation of “Smart Mobility for the Future”,Chen Zhengmin, General Manager of Tongling Hardcore Motor Technology Co., Ltd.This article outlines the technological advances in axial flux motors as the “most powerful muscle in physical AI”.

Building a Joint Ecosystem for Scientific and Technological Innovation

Supporting the development of the Greater Bay Area as an international science and technology innovation hub

Through a variety of formats, including thematic presentations, project roadshows, strategic agreements and capital matching, this conference provided participating enterprises with a vital platform to showcase their technological capabilities and connect with industry resources. The General Manager of Operations at China Enterprise Video stated that, in future, the company would continue to capitalise on the synergies between the Yangtze River Delta and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, focusing on the development of new-quality productive forces to support regional economic growth and the development of the nation’s emerging industries, thereby injecting strong momentum into the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area as an international science and technology innovation centre.

< 关于FAIR plus >

< 机器人全产业链接会FAIR plus2026 >

1. Event dates: 22–24 April 2026

2. Venue of the exhibition: Hall 9, Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre (Futian)

3. Exhibition area: 15,000 m²

4. Format of the event: Full-chain display of FAIR plus

• FIRST Conference: Forum on the Academic and Industrial Frontiers of Intelligent Robotics

• 2026 POWER Robot Future Conference

• The MATCH series of supply-and-demand matching events for collaborative innovation across the industrial chain

• The UNITE Series: Building an Ecosystem Through Technical Standards and the Technical Community

• Overseas Connections Session + Open Mic + Parallel Events + …

5. Scale of the exhibition

• Over 50 sectors within the embodied intelligence robotics industry

• Physical displays from over 500 upstream suppliers and finished-product manufacturers in the robotics industry chain

• Over 50 concurrent events, over 200 speakers

• Over 2,500 overseas trade visitors and over 50,000 trade visitors in total

Exhibition Enquiry

Mr Wu 13714046516 (WeChat same number)

Mr Tang 13691693966 (WeChat same number)

Mr Wu 13691781022 (WeChat same number)

Exhibition Enquiry

Mr Kang 15095374032 (WeChat same number)

Business Co-operation Enquiry

Mr Wang 13066938014 (WeChat same number)

Media Co-operation Enquiry

Mr Chen 15015804932 (same number on WeChat)

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