Kingsoft Cloud Advances Robotics Innovation with Embodied Intelligence Solutions
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The 2026 World Robot Conference was successfully held in Beijing, focusing on embodied intelligence and humanoid robot technologies. Kingsoft Cloud participated, showcasing its advancements in embodied intelligence and cloud services. Song Ye, General Manager of Internet Solutions at Kingsoft Cloud, emphasized that cloud computing is essential for industrial intelligence, helping manufacturers innovate in core robotics applications.
Kingsoft Cloud addresses challenges in the robotics sector, such as high R&D costs and slow deployment, by offering a comprehensive computing cluster platform and simulation services tailored for various robot enterprises. Their robust computing resources support model development and real-time inference, ensuring efficient and stable cloud-based services for robotics.
The company is committed to enhancing its presence in the embodied intelligence sector, providing essential support for the high-quality development of the domestic industry. As the field of embodied intelligence and humanoid robots continues to grow, Kingsoft Cloud's contributions are crucial for accelerating innovation and efficiency in this evolving market.
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