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Without Leaving Pudong, You Can 'Assemble a Robot'. Supply Chain Evolves from 'E

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At the 2026 Global Developers Pioneer Conference (GDPS) in Pudong, the concept of 'assembling a robot' was introduced, signifying the availability of a complete supply chain for robotics. Pudong has developed a robust ecosystem with over 150 embodied intelligence companies, supporting the full lifecycle from design to deployment. The region is advancing with specialized infrastructure like 5G-A networks and a dedicated training facility, enabling faster development and testing of humanoid robots.

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    Without Leaving Pudong, You Can 'Assemble a Robot'. Supply Chain Evolves from 'Enterprise Clustering' to 'Collaborative Supply'

    At the 2026 Global Developers Pioneer Conference (GDPS) in Pudong, the concept of 'assembling a robot' was introduced, signifying the availability of a complete supply chain for robotics. Pudong has developed a robust ecosystem with over 150 embodied intelligence companies, supporting the full lifecycle from design to deployment. The region is advancing with specialized infrastructure like 5G-A networks and a dedicated training facility, enabling faster development and testing of humanoid robots.

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