Beijing Issues Action Plan to Cultivate Embodied AI Robot Industry Through Dedicated Listing Support
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On November 11, Beijing's Economic and Information Bureau issued the 'Action Plan for High-Quality Development of the Embodied Intelligent Robot Industry (2026-2028)'. The plan establishes a one-on-one service mechanism to support companies in listing and aims to cultivate over 200 technology-driven SMEs in key areas including complete machines, critical components, embodied AI models, and data collection. It also promotes technological integration across routes such as visual-language-action (VLA) models, world models, and reinforcement learning.
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On November 11, Beijing's Economic and Information Bureau issued the 'Action Plan for High-Quality Development of the Embodied Intelligent Robot Industry (2026-2028)'. The plan establishes a one-on-one service mechanism to support companies in listing and aims to cultivate over 200 technology-driven SMEs in key areas including complete machines, critical components, embodied AI models, and data collection. It also promotes technological integration across routes such as visual-language-action (VLA) models, world models, and reinforcement learning.
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