WIIRI Monthly | June in review: steady progress on key technologies, frequent industry exchanges

Two lines of work advancing together

Steady progress across the business

In June, operations and R&D at the Jiangsu Longsheng WIIRI Embodied-Intelligence Robotics Innovation Center progressed steadily. This month's key work concentrated on two fronts: technology iteration and industry exchange. On the one hand, the Center continued to deepen R&D across its full chain of core technologies and steadily carried out real-world validation in multiple industries; on the other, the showroom remained regularly open, welcoming visitors from government, enterprises, universities, finance, media and industry, showcasing humanoid-robot innovations and expanding channels for industrial cooperation.

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Deepening technology R&D

Milestones across the full R&D chain on track

Drawing on an industrial ecosystem spanning hardware, models and industry scenarios, the Center is advancing R&D together with several leading organizations, with all technology validation tasks progressing on schedule.

On hardware, the Center is working with the Jiangsu Provincial Quality Inspection Institute, Zhongwu Materials and LimX Dynamics to strengthen its hardware foundations; on large models and perception, it is pursuing dedicated technical work with GigaAI and Ant Lingbo; and on industrial deployment, it is working with Bosch Powertrain and Baosteel on the two core tracks of automotive manufacturing and green metallurgy, advancing the large-scale industrial application of humanoid robots.

Validation across multiple scenarios is accelerating: the Center has built simulated production lines in-house that match the business needs of Bosch Powertrain and Longsheng Technology; it is working with GigaAI on core visual large-model technology; and together with Ant Lingbo it has completed a simulated production line and industry data collection, with hands-on validation under way in both industrial and commercial scenarios.

Scheduled R&D tasks are being delivered on time. In May, on-site data collection was completed at Baosteel, Bosch and Longsheng Technology. According to the R&D plan, the lightweight Lansen 3.1 iteration is to be completed in mid-to-late July, and in August a complete end-to-end loop of robot-body manufacturing, comprehensive data collection and real industrial validation is to be achieved, laying a technical foundation for the large-scale commercial application of humanoid robots.

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Welcoming visitors from all sides

Exchanges exploring new opportunities for cooperation

In June, the Center's showroom received multiple visiting groups, with more than 150 visitors in total, steadily widening its circle of industry exchange. Visitors included government bodies and enterprises at all levels, universities and research institutes, entrepreneurs, financial institutions, mainstream media and delegates to industry forums.

Visiting groups toured the showroom's innovations and held discussions related to their own fields, exchanging views on the development of intelligent manufacturing, joint R&D and resource sharing. These exchanges broadened the reach of industry dialogue and strengthened collaboration across the industrial chain, building a good basis for future resource matching and project cooperation.

In the next phase, the Center will concentrate on iterating core technologies and pressing ahead with the end-to-end loop at key R&D milestones, while continuing to maintain a regular platform for exchange — bringing the industry together through broad dialogue to open up new prospects for humanoid intelligence.