The Embodied Intelligence Industry Conference Focuses on:
How Does Hitbot Become the “Industrial Foundation” of Embodied Intelligence?
On October 30th, the 2nd Zhuhai International Dexterity Manipulation Challenge and Embodied Intelligence Industry Conference was successfully held at the Zhuhai International Convention and Exhibition Center. The conference, themed “Dexterity as New Power, Intelligence as the Future,” attracted numerous well-known companies. Among them, the Shenzhen Robotics Association organized several high-quality Shenzhen companies to showcase their products and engage in in-depth exchanges.
During the exhibition, Wu Zetong, Deputy Secretary of the Zhuhai Municipal Party Committee and Mayor of Zhuhai, and Zhang Huiyang, Deputy Secretary of the Xiangzhou District Party Committee and District Mayor, visited the Hitbot booth. After learning about Hitbot’s latest technological achievements in dexterity manipulation and embodied operating systems, Mayor Wu fully affirmed Hitbot’s innovative strength and industrial contributions, and encouraged the company to continue tackling core technologies to inject new momentum into the development of the intelligent manufacturing industry.
Liao Zeli, Chief Technology Officer of Hitbot, participated in the conference and delivered a keynote speech entitled “From Technological Iteration to Industrial Implementation: The Breakthrough Path of Embodied Intelligence.” He began by analyzing the evolution of AI technology and the development of embodied intelligence, delving into the current challenges facing the industry in its implementation. He then systematically elaborated on Hitbot’s technological approach and operating system-level solution—HITBOT OS—in promoting the implementation of embodied intelligence in the industry.
Liao Zeli pointed out: “Instead of excessively pursuing generality, it’s better to focus on vertical fields and specific scenarios, using a ‘distributed embodied intelligence’ approach that flexibly combines ‘general’ and ‘dedicated’ technologies to solve industry pain points. This is the only way to truly achieve industrial implementation.”
This concept is reflected in Hitbot’s product architecture. Its independently developed HITBOT OS, as the industry’s first embodied intelligence foundation to bridge the physical connection between AI and robots, is based on an “operating system + modular hardware” architecture. This reduces the development difficulty of integrated software and hardware “scenario apps,” while integrating business systems and dedicated equipment from different scenarios within the operating system, achieving deep integration of technology and scenarios. The system horizontally connects business modules from AI to general and dedicated equipment, flexibly responding to diverse scenario needs; vertically, it integrates the entire technology chain from design, electrical engineering, programming to simulation and digital twins, constructing a unified and efficient technological foundation.
Currently, the practical application of HITBOT OS has validated the feasibility of this approach. Hitbot’s “Milk Tea Workshop APP,” developed based on HITBOT OS, has been officially commercialized in Chayan Yuese stores. In the field of basic scientific research, the “Laboratory APP,” jointly developed with leading companies in life sciences and new materials, can complete a closed-loop process from AI-automated generation of experimental plans and autonomous execution of all operations to real-time data collection and analysis. These successful cross-industry applications not only demonstrate the core value of HITBOT OS as an industry foundation, marking the transition from the era of automated “feature phones” to the era of embodied intelligence “Android,” but also signify that embodied intelligence is moving from technological exploration to a new stage of deep integration with various scenarios.