Wuhan robotics shines at China International Supply Chain Expo

Some 17 companies from Wuhan are showcasing 43 robots and 79 core components at the Hubei Embodied Intelligence Industry Chain Special Exhibition Area at the fourth China International Supply Chain Expo from June 22 to 26, capturing the attention of both domestic and international business visitors.

Spanning 360 square meters, the special exhibition area focuses on complete machine R&D, core component manufacturing, industrial chain collaboration, and application scenarios. 

The Wuhan enterprises presented a comprehensive technological chain, from perception and decision-making to execution and application, highlighting the robust capabilities of the city's embodied intelligence industrial chain.

Among the exhibits, one of the highlights is the "Jingchu" series humanoid robots and machine dogs. A staff member proudly explained, "Our 'Jingchu Panther' can lift approximately 300 kilograms."

Guanggu Dongzhi introduced its comprehensive smart elderly care service system, featuring the "Guangzi" series of embodied intelligent robots as hardware carriers, integrated with a smart elderly care domain model. This self-developed model has been optimized for dialect recognition and is already being piloted in several elderly care institutions in Wuhan.

This year's expo hosts 676 leading companies, specialized enterprises, and industry organizations from 85 countries and regions. Notably, over 65 percent of participants are from Fortune Global 500 and other industry-leading companies.

During the expo, the Hubei Sub-Council of CCPIT has organized a special embodied intelligence industry cooperation matchmaking event to facilitate deep discussions and precise collaborations between Hubei enterprises and international partners, aiming to help companies expand into global markets and enhance technological synergy.