Robotics showroom and service
How sales, rental, service and customer feedback work together.
A curated journey for decision-makers who need to understand how far China’s humanoid robotics industry has really progressed—technically, industrially and commercially.
Humanoid robotics cannot be understood through one showroom or visits to two famous brands. The system behind it matters: components, data, manufacturing, applications, service, finance and market access.
The programme therefore reads every visit through four connected lenses: the industry chain, technology chain, business chain and ecosystem chain.
Companies, experts and scenarios are curated after the participant profile and decision questions are clear.
An independent introduction to the development stage, technology routes, key players and supply-chain structure of China’s robotics industry.
Observe the mechanisms behind the growth, rather than isolated products.
How sales, rental, service and customer feedback work together.
Joints, actuators, dexterous hands, motors, sensors and controllers.
How real-world data is collected and used for embodied AI.
How parks, associations and innovation platforms connect the actors.
Illustrative structure. Hosts and locations are finalised according to availability, participant goals and subject fit.
What works today, under which conditions and with what limits?
Where do cost advantages come from, and do they survive quality, service and export requirements?
Who pays, how is the robot integrated, and which metric improves?
What realistic, value-adding role could a German partner take?
A structured view of system makers, components, data, applications and infrastructure.
A transparent classification: mature, pilot-ready, experimental or narrative only.
Conversations with actors that fit your technical and commercial questions.
Concrete hypotheses for partnership, distribution, sourcing, pilots or investment.
Share the industry, participant profile, timeframe and your three most important questions. We will turn them into an initial delegation brief.
Start a 30-minute scoping ↗