At the innovation成果 exchange event of the 2026 Global Industrial Internet Conference on September 9, a wheeled humanoid robot captured significant attention on site. Its upper body features a human-like torso and dexterous robotic arms capable of performing grasping tasks, while its wheeled chassis provides agile mobility.
This is the latest release from SIASUN, unveiled last month as the Songyi Power Edition embodied intelligent robot. Its power inspection robot, developed by Yijiahe Group, boasts a load capacity of up to 15 kilograms, primarily designed for industrial scenarios requiring flexible movement such as material handling, inspection, and sorting. According to SIASUN's brand center director Ha Enjing, the robot adopts a high-performance column-type lifting structure that substantially enhances its load capability, positioning it as a benchmark intelligent equipment solution for smart factory logistics, automated flexible production lines, and unmanned warehousing transformation.
The 15th Five-Year Plan of Liaoning Province explicitly emphasizes advancing artificial intelligence innovation, developing core AI industries, cultivating AI terminal industries, and intensifying research on next-generation intelligent terminal hardware products including embodied intelligent robots. Under such policy guidance, the province's embodied intelligent robotics sector continues to deliver encouraging developments.
From new product launches to the operational establishment of technology innovation alliances, from strategic moves by industry leaders to solutions being recognized as exemplary cases, the accelerating pace mirrors tightly meshed gears driving Liaoning's embodied intelligent robotics industry steadily forward.
SIASUN has unveiled more than one new product. On August 19, at the World Robot Conference in Beijing, the company introduced OneHub, a unified intelligent base system for heterogeneous robots designed for large-scale embodied intelligence applications. The system follows the philosophy of "one brain coordinating multiple robot types, one system empowering countless scenarios," establishing a three-tier collaborative architecture comprising the brain layer, cerebellum layer, and execution layer. This enables seamless integration from task comprehension to action execution and self-optimization based on outcomes, allowing robots of different brands and forms to achieve plug-and-play collaborative operation within a unified framework.
In the embodied intelligence domain, SIASUN has strategically positioned itself in frontier areas including multimodal perception, large model-based task understanding and reasoning, and simulation training. Zhang Lei, chief technology officer of SIASUN, stated at the launch event that the technical team has accomplished comprehensive capabilities spanning underlying algorithm development, simulation environment construction, skill learning frameworks, and multi-agent collaborative strategies. More notably, the company possesses profound insight into harsh industrial environments and safety standards, with scenario awareness and application experience accumulated across 4,000 enterprises in over 40 countries forming the foundation of OneHub's practical value.
Haushan Intelligent is also accelerating its efforts. Just one day before SIASUN's new product launch, the national-level "little giant" specialized enterprise joined forces with its subsidiary Haoluo Robotics to unveil two products in Dalian: the SF10 wheeled humanoid robot and a flexible intelligent reconfigurable production line. Li Jiong, dean of the Haushan Intelligent Research Institute, highlighted that the enterprise's embodied intelligence technology has completed validation across multiple industrial scenarios. The newly launched wheeled humanoid robot delivers higher payload capacity, superior precision, and production line-optimized cycle times, advancing embodied intelligence from laboratories to real-world manufacturing lines and overcoming the industry challenge of automating unstructured scenarios.
Product breakthroughs depend on collaborative support from the entire industry chain, and Liaoning's embodied intelligent robotics ecosystem is consolidating rapidly. On August 28, the Liaoning Embodied Intelligence Industry Technology Innovation Alliance and the Shenyang Embodied Intelligence Industry Technology Innovation Alliance commenced substantive operations, with over 100 initiating entities spanning universities, research institutes, leading enterprises, and investment institutions. Core members include Northeastern University, Dalian University of Technology, Shenyang Institute of Automation under the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and SIASUN.
Two days prior, Jiangsu-based Yijiahe Group established its Northeast Asia International Innovation Center in Shenyang Hunnan Science and Technology City. The center focuses on three major tracks: power intelligent robots, firefighting and emergency response robots, and surgical robots, complemented by industrialization bases and medical consumables centers with specialized production lines - adding another building block to Liaoning's embodied intelligent robotics ecosystem. Song Xiaowei, vice chairman of Yijiahe Group, stated that the facility will serve as the company's second headquarters, completing research, production, delivery, and export operations in one location. Liaoning's rich research resources and diverse application scenarios provide strong foundations, and the company plans to build intelligent manufacturing bases leveraging local industrial infrastructure to drive upstream and downstream collaboration and perfect the industry chain ecosystem.
Regarding high-quality data infrastructure, the Northeast Asia Embodied Intelligence Innovation Center has partnered with Liaoning Hongtu Chuangzhan to construct embodied intelligence data infrastructure, covering the entire value chain from data collection, annotation platforms, and dataset products to ecosystem development. This data infrastructure support lowers innovation barriers for enterprises and accelerates ecosystem aggregation and growth.
Liaoning solutions are gaining wider recognition. Yida Kechuang's "Edge AI and Embodied Intelligent Robot Solution" shifts AI computing and decision control from cloud servers to robot hardware itself, enabling autonomous operation even in weak or no-network environments. The system achieves end-to-end response latency under 10 milliseconds - approximately 90 percent lower than traditional cloud-based solutions - with continuous autonomous operation exceeding 8 hours, resolving the "disconnection plus latency" dilemma in high-risk, complex industrial settings. The solution has already been deployed in scenarios including visual defect detection for casting components, path planning for unmanned vehicles in green mining operations, and autonomous sorting in weak-network warehouses, and has been selected as a China Service Case at the China International Fair for Trade in Services.
"The Songyi will undergo further iterations before batch production commences, adapting for commercial application across industrial scenarios." "Robots must operate in real environments and perform real work, solving genuine pain points and creating true value for the industry." Ha Enjing and Song Xiaowei share converging perspectives. Liaoning's embodied intelligent robotics industry is advancing with application scenarios as its compass, transitioning from laboratories to production lines and from technological breakthroughs to commercial implementation - accelerating across this black soil region steeped in industrial heritage.