Leju Unveils Dual Ecosystem Engine for Trillion-Yuan Robotics Industry at National Competition
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On August 1, 2026, at the Shougang Ice Curling Center in Beijing, 213 humanoid robot teams competed for top honors at the 28th China Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Competition (CRAIC). This event is significant not only for showcasing robotics but also for establishing standards and ecosystems in the industry. Leju is transforming the competition into a platform that elevates the focus from individual robots to broader industry standards.
The year 2026 is recognized as a pivotal moment for the commercialization of humanoid robots, yet the industry faces a critical talent shortage, particularly in robotics, with a gap of 4.5 million skilled workers. Leju's approach emphasizes practical training through real-world scenarios, moving beyond simulations to create authentic industrial environments for competitors. This shift allows participants to conduct pressure tests on their robots in realistic settings, preparing them for future production lines.
Leju's strategy is supported by the OpenLET community, which fosters an ecosystem encompassing training, data sharing, and talent development. With over 70 member organizations and 10,000 developers, the community aims to address the fragmented nature of the humanoid and embodied intelligence industries. The CRAIC 2026 features various competitions that reflect real industrial needs, pushing technology from demonstration to reliable operation, ultimately shaping the future of the robotics sector.
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