From:Internet Info Agency 2026-07-21 13:12:55
On July 20, 2026, during the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC), RoboSense and Origen, an AI-native technology company from the UAE, announced a strategic partnership. The two parties will leverage their respective strengths to establish long-term, multi-layered collaboration: RoboSense brings proven expertise in 3D perception technologies, in-house core chip development, mass production capabilities, and market applications, while Origen contributes its AI-native solution development capabilities and regional industrial resources in the Middle East. The partnership focuses on advancing embodied intelligence and spatial intelligence ecosystems to accelerate the real-world deployment of AI systems in physical environments. As a key enabler of embodied intelligence adoption in the Middle East, Origen has already launched products such as its DOMIA smart home system and is scaling projects through technological innovation and strategic collaborations. RoboSense, a robotics platform company dedicated to physical AI, provides core components and infrastructure for these initiatives, with its products spanning multiple sectors. This collaboration aims to jointly build an embodied intelligence industrial ecosystem in the Middle East, expand large-scale deployment of AI-native solutions in scenarios like smart cities, and explore additional localized use cases to support regional technological and industrial upgrading. RoboSense stated it will continue deepening its global footprint and driving scalable business growth.

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