深圳“机器人谷”闪耀CES 打开“物理AI”连接入口

Core Insights - The 2026 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) showcased a strong presence from Shenzhen's "Robot Valley," highlighting China's capabilities in embodied intelligence and commercialization potential [1] - Companies from Shenzhen, including SUTENG Juchuang, YUEJIANG Technology, and others, presented innovations in humanoid robots, quadruped robots, tactile perception systems, and 3D vision modules, forming a complete technology chain from perception to application [1] Group 1: Humanoid Robots - The humanoid robot TORA-ONE demonstrated its ability to make ice cream, showcasing real-time perception of human actions and dynamic interaction strategies, emphasizing the importance of tactile sensing in reliable interactions [2][4] - ZHUIJI Dynamics introduced its flagship product LimX Oli, a full-sized humanoid robot with 31 degrees of freedom, designed for various applications from gait planning to multi-modal interaction [2][3] Group 2: Market Expansion and Collaboration - ZHUIJI Dynamics aims to explore valuable application scenarios and expand collaboration opportunities at CES, focusing on markets with high labor costs and aging populations [4] - The company has actively developed a global distributor network, targeting regions with direct demand for their robots [4] Group 3: Technological Breakthroughs - SUTENG Juchuang showcased an "unmanned intervention" delivery process, highlighting its self-developed VTLA-3D operational model that integrates visual, tactile, and language information for enhanced operational efficiency [7][11] - The company’s model improves data efficiency and reduces reliance on extensive training data by utilizing high-precision 3D point clouds [11] Group 4: Data Collection and AI Integration - PASINI introduced a full-modal embodied intelligence data collection system, establishing the world's largest data collection and model training base, capable of producing 200 million high-quality data sets annually [12][14] - The integration of tactile feedback systems and AI models is crucial for bridging the gap between AI and the physical world, enhancing the commercial viability of embodied intelligence [11][15] Group 5: Product Innovations - The launch of the Gemini 305, a compact dual-camera designed for robotic arms, offers independent configuration of color and depth data resolution, providing precise visual solutions for collaborative robots [13] - Other products showcased include the T800 quadruped robot and the Rover X1, which are designed for various applications from high-end research to consumer markets [5][9]