2026 Robot Industry 'Brain' Track Review: Two Paths of Yu Shi and Xian Gong Intelligence
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In 2026, the robot industry shifted from hardware competition to a contest of 'brain' capabilities. The article analyzed the technical stack of 'robot brains,' including perception, cognition, planning, and control layers, and discussed the importance of data loops. The article focused on two companies, Yu Shi Technology and Xian Gong Intelligence, representing the 'body-centric' and 'brain-centric' approaches respectively, exploring their deployment strategies and data accumulation methods in real-world scenarios.
From Chinese robotics — Hardware and sensing
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- Chinese robotics — Hardware and sensingSignal2026 Robot Industry 'Brain' Track Review: Two Paths of Yu Shi and Xian Gong Intelligence
In 2026, the robot industry shifted from hardware competition to a contest of 'brain' capabilities. The article analyzed the technical stack of 'robot brains,' including perception, cognition, planning, and control layers, and discussed the importance of data loops. The article focused on two companies, Yu Shi Technology and Xian Gong Intelligence, representing the 'body-centric' and 'brain-centric' approaches respectively, exploring their deployment strategies and data accumulation methods in real-world scenarios.
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