Angsheng Technology Unveils '3+3+2' Framework to Enhance Embodied Intelligence Applications
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In 2026, the embodied intelligence industry is at a pivotal moment as competition shifts from mere construction to effective operation. Angsheng Technology (Jiangsu) CEO Lin Zhongren introduced a '3+3+2' theoretical framework at the Physical AI and World Model Conference, focusing on task capabilities, scenario selection, and industrialization constraints.
This framework categorizes tasks into three types—force, spatial navigation, and dexterous tasks—while emphasizing the need for robots to adapt to dynamic environments and complex conditions. The shift from manufacturing capabilities to operational capabilities is crucial for the industry's growth, as robots must demonstrate stable execution and measurable business value.
Looking ahead, Angsheng Technology's approach will be essential in addressing operational challenges and ensuring robots can deliver economic returns. The company is already involved in educational initiatives to foster talent and support the development of embodied intelligence applications, indicating a commitment to advancing this technology in practical settings.
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Angsheng Technology Introduces '3+3+2' Model for Advancing Embodied Intelligence
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