Zhiwang Future Demonstrates Armstrong Pro Robot at CeMAT with Focus on Real-World Warehouse Economics

At the CeMAT exhibition, Zhiwang Future showcased its second-generation Armstrong Pro wheeled dual-arm robot performing autonomous navigation and item picking in a dense pharmaceutical warehouse. CEO Sun Junkai highlighted that while early demonstrations attracted curiosity, current industry focus has shifted to practical deployment and economic viability. The company addresses physical constraints like a 1-centimeter reach limitation through hardware iteration and a hybrid AI architecture combining world action models, skill libraries, and reinforcement learning. Although initial failure rates range from 1% to 3%, the system allows retries before human intervention. Zhiwang Future aims for a 1:1 replacement ratio with workers over time, targeting hundreds of units deployment by next quarter in existing warehouses without structural modifications.