DEEP Robotics hosted its 2026 Global Partner Conference, bringing together more than 500 global partners, industry experts, researchers, and customers to explore the next stage of embodied AI commercialization. The event highlighted the company's latest technology roadmap, open partner ecosystem, and expanding portfolio of embodied AI solutions designed for real-world deployment.

（Zhu Qiuguo, Founder & CEO of DEEP Robotics, delivers a speech to guests）

A Strategic Shift: From Single Products to Integrated Ecosystems

As embodied AI moves beyond technical validation toward large-scale deployment, success increasingly depends on integrated ecosystems rather than standalone products.

"The core competitiveness of future robotics enterprises will hinge on five integrated capabilities: versatile hardware platforms, advanced AI agents, scenario-specific solutions, robust supply chain ecosystems, and comprehensive service networks," said Zhu Qiuguo, CEO of DEEP Robotics. "The companies that succeed will be those capable of deploying reliable, scalable robotics solutions in real-world environments while continuously creating value for customers."

The "1+X+N" Blueprint for Global Embodied AI

To address these market demands, DEEP Robotics introduced its "1+X+N" strategic framework designed to streamline deployment across diverse global industries:

One Unified Embodied Brain: A proprietary AI foundation integrating perception, decision-making, and motion control across the entire product portfolio.

Multiple Robot Forms: Humanoid, quadruped, and wheeled-legged robots designed to operate in diverse physical environments.

Diverse Industry Scenarios: Standardized solutions tailored for sectors including energy, manufacturing, logistics, emergency response, and public services.

Through the "1+X+N" strategy, DEEP Robotics has established a complete closed loop spanning foundational intelligence, multi-form hardware, and standardized scenario-specific solutions. This framework delivers a threefold guarantee of technology, product maturity, and market viability for global partners. Moving forward, the company will continue to increase R&D investment, prioritizing the commercialization of humanoid robots and the development of large-scale models for embodied AI.

（Live scene of DEEP Robotics Global Partner Conference）

Building a Technical Moat Through Proprietary Innovation

Emphasizing proprietary technology as the company's ultimate competitive moat, Li Chao, Co-founder and CTO, shared the company's technology roadmap, which progressed through four distinct phases: core technology breakthrough, real-world scenario validation, product category expansion, and intelligent upgrade.

To address the challenges of complex terrain, diverse scenarios, and harsh environments, DEEP Robotics has pioneered breakthroughs in three critical areas: agile motion control, intelligent perception planning, and high-performance system-level hardware design. These innovations have enabled the development of industry-grade quadruped robot systems, which are currently being deployed at scale in sectors such as energy, emergency response, and security.

Looking ahead, the company will continue to advance its proprietary embodied brain technology. DEEP Robotics plans to deepen its focus across four strategic dimensions: scenario-led technology development, building a unified multi-form hardware base, full-stack proprietary hardware-software integration, and data-driven evolution. This long-term approach will sustain the continuous evolution and large-scale commercialization of its robotics technology.

Expanding the Full-Stack Product Portfolio: Humanoid and Quadruped Robotics

A major highlight of the conference was the update on the DEEP Robotics DR02, an industry-grade, all-weather humanoid robot. Having successfully completed its core technical validation, the DR02 officially entered commercial deployment in 2026, marking a significant milestone in the scale-up of humanoid robots.

（Live scene of DEEP Robotics Global Partner Conference）

DEEP Robotics also showcased its market-leading quadruped platforms. Driven by proprietary breakthroughs in agile motion control, intelligent perception, and robust hardware design, the company's systems have already been successfully deployed across more than 1,200 real-world industry scenarios globally, ranging from automated infrastructure inspections to emergency firefighting.

Upgrading Global Delivery and Support Networks

To support its rapid international expansion, DEEP Robotics has established an advanced, digitized manufacturing facility with an annual production capacity of 20,000 units, ensuring stable global delivery.

（Categorized exhibition of standardized robot solutions for emergency firefighting, energy inspection and other industries）

Additionally, the company introduced an upgraded global sales and service model built on a collaborative "Sales-Presales-Delivery" triangle. By offering tiered regional partnerships, training resources, and technical support, DEEP Robotics empowers local distributors and service partners to deliver end-to-end, localized turnkey solutions.

A Truly Global Footprint

Today, DEEP Robotics' business footprint spans over 45 countries and regions across the Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East.

During the conference, several multinational technology conglomerates, global logistics giants, and leading research institutions presented successful case studies of their collaborations with DEEP Robotics. These presentations highlighted diverse applications—including automated warehouse deliveries, retail guide assistance, and co-development of open-source embodied AI operating systems—demonstrating the high adaptability and maturity of DEEP Robotics' technology.

（ Conference scene of DEEP Robotics Global Partner Conference）

As embodied AI continues to evolve, DEEP Robotics will further strengthen its global partner ecosystem, expand localized support capabilities, and accelerate the deployment of reliable robotics solutions across industries. Working closely with customers, research institutions, and ecosystem partners, the company remains committed to bringing embodied AI from technical innovation into everyday industrial applications.