Mi Longfeng Discusses Robotics Development Initiatives in Suzhou at WRC 2026
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At the 2026 World Robotics Conference in Beijing, Mi Longfeng, Vice President of China-Singapore Group, highlighted the evolving landscape of robotics in Suzhou. Notably, leading exhibitors showcased 'real scenario delivery' across various sectors, including manufacturing and healthcare, emphasizing the importance of reliable data and operational environments for robotics deployment.
This shift underscores the necessity for collaborative efforts beyond robotics companies, as industrial parks and operators play a crucial role in facilitating the ecosystem. Mi Longfeng shared insights on the China-Singapore Group's extensive research and development initiatives, which include establishing a dedicated intelligent robotics park and data collection centers in Suzhou.
Looking ahead, the focus on embodied intelligence as a key industry trend suggests that the China-Singapore Group will continue to drive research and development efforts in Suzhou's robotics sector. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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