From：Internet Info Agency 2026-08-31 07:45:00
From August 19 to 23, 2024, Leju Robotics unveiled its fully domestically developed, mass-deployable industry solutions during the 2026 World Robot Conference. The company launched over ten commercially deliverable projects tailored for research, commercial service, and industrial scenarios. This solution establishes a fully autonomous and controllable technology stack spanning “data–brain–cerebellum–body,” and featured life-size recreations of three real-world environments at the exhibition—research labs, factories, and showrooms—to demonstrate complex operational capabilities such as cardboard box depalletizing, plastic container depalletizing, small-part feeding, and commercial service guidance. In cardboard depalletizing scenarios, the “Kuafu” robot flexibly adapts to varying box heights, simultaneously grasping and precisely placing stacked boxes, completing the handling of one cardboard box in an average of 28 seconds. This solution has already been deployed in logistics settings such as HaiChen Logistics. At small-part feeding workstations, “Kuafu” performs round-the-clock, piece-rate tasks involving part recognition, grasping, and placement, with implementations already underway at automotive component manufacturers like Zhaofeng Mechatronics. During the exhibition, Leju jointly showcased with Ant Lingbo a complete robotic logistics sorting solution powered by LingBot-VLA 2.0, enabling end-to-end closed-loop operations from customer order placement to product delivery. Additionally, Leju partnered with Hixi Intelligence to present a deployment-ready solution based on a domestically developed embodied intelligence computing platform. On August 20, Leju Intelligence (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. announced strategic collaborations with STELLARIS ROBOTICS and DF PREXEL ROBOTICS, establishing the Leju UK Strategic Cooperation Center and the Leju Netherlands Strategic Cooperation Center, respectively. These centers will serve local demands in education, research, secondary development, commercial service guidance, and industrial applications, delivering full-scenario embodied intelligence solutions and supplying a range of robot products—including the Aelos, Roban, and Kuavo series—to partners. On the same day, Leju co-initiated the “JD Embodied Intelligence Industry-Education Co-Creation Program” with JD.com and other embodied intelligence industry partners, aiming to build benchmark industry-education integration projects focused on scenario co-creation, industrial collaboration, and talent development. On August 21, Leju joined forces with the OpenAtom Open Source Foundation and over ten humanoid robotics companies, universities, and research institutions to launch the OpenAtom Humanoid Robotics Open Source Community Talent Certification System, promoting alignment between talent competency assessment and industrial practice in the humanoid robotics field.
