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Stuck in Performance, Lacking Talent? Lacking Scenarios? October's Nanjing Summit Explores Breakthroughs

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The 2026 Nanjing Embodied Intelligent Robotics Summit addresses industry challenges like performance-based demos, talent shortages, and limited scenarios. Key discussions focus on innovation and industry-education integration.

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    Stuck in Performance, Lacking Talent? Lacking Scenarios? October's Nanjing Embodied Intelligent Robotics Summit Explores Breakthroughs!

    The National Conference on Embodied Intelligent Robotics and Industry-Education Integration, held in Nanjing from October 20-21, 2026, aims to address industry challenges such as 'performance-based' demonstrations, talent shortages, and limited application scenarios. The event features the launch of the Embodied Intelligent Robotics Industry-Education Integration Alliance, the initiation of national standards for embodied intelligent computing power, and the unveiling of a welding training facility. It also includes expert discussions, industry partnerships, and hands-on experiences to bridge the gap between research and real-world deployment.

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