EIR Wins Sole Contract for Sichuan Air-Ground Robot Swarm Project
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On November 5, 2026, EIR Sichuan Embodied Humanoid Robotics Technology Co., Ltd. signed the exclusive agreement with China Rongtong Technology Service Group to lead Sichuan's 'air-ground unmanned swarm' project. The sole contract awarded among over 20 applicants tasks EIR with developing coordination algorithms and testing a 30-unit cluster in inspection scenarios.
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- Chinese robotics — Company news discoveryEIR signs sole contract for Sichuan's air-ground unmanned swarm project
EIR signed the only agreement among 20+ applicants for Sichuan's "air-ground unmanned swarm" project, tasked with independent R&D and demonstration of coordinated operations between aerial drones and quadruped robots.
- Chinese robotics — Company news discoveryEIR signs sole contract for Sichuan aerial-ground robot swarm project
EIR signed the only agreement among 20+ applicants for Sichuan's "aerial-ground unmanned swarm" research project, tasked with developing coordination algorithms and testing a 30-unit cluster in inspection scenarios.
- Chinese robotics — Hardware and sensingEIR Signs Exclusive Deal for Sichuan Air-Ground Robot Swarm Project
EIR signed the sole contract among 20+ applicants for Sichuan's air-ground unmanned swarm project, tasked with developing coordinated control algorithms and testing a mid-pilot cluster of 30 units in inspection scenarios.
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