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Geekplus 'Leju' Robot and Work-Order Pedagogy Highlighted at Heilongjiang Vocational Conference

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At the 2026 academic annual meeting in Heilongjiang, Geekplus showcased its Leju humanoid robot while promoting a new embodied AI major. The event featured a task-based 'work order' teaching model introduced by Lv Tongsheng of Gongdan Technology to align classroom training with real industrial workflows.

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  1. Robotics — Chinese web discovery
    Geekplus humanoid robots showcased at Heilongjiang vocational AI summit; work-order pedagogy adopted for embodied intelligence training

    At the 2026 academic conference in Heilongjiang, Geekplus displayed its Leju humanoid robot to students. The event highlighted a new vocational major in embodied intelligence and promoted "work-order teaching," which uses real enterprise tasks as curriculum modules to bridge classroom learning with industry needs.

  2. Robotics — Chinese web discovery
    Geekplus humanoid robots showcased at Heilongjiang vocational conference; work-order teaching model adopted for embodied AI education

    At the 2026 academic annual meeting in Heilongjiang, Geekplus displayed its "Leju" humanoid robot to students. The event highlighted a new major in embodied AI and promoted a task-based "work order" teaching method that aligns classroom training with real industrial workflows. This approach supports national strategies by bridging the gap between emerging robotics industries and vocational education programs.

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