On October 23, the CCOIC Member Event — “Edge Intelligence Powers New Beginnings · An Embodied Future” Robotics Industry Cooperation Salon was successfully held in Beijing. Liu Jiannan, Vice Chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) and Vice Chairman of the China Chamber of International Commerce (CCOIC), and Xia Quan, Global Vice President of Qualcomm, attended the event and delivered speeches. Jia Shen, Secretary-General of the International Commercial Dispute Prevention and Settlement Organization (ICDPASO), attended the event and gave a presentation on dispute prevention and settlement for robotics companies going global. More than 80 representatives from fields including robot OEM manufacturers, application scenario providers, chip and computing power enterprises, and the industrial ecosystem attended the event.

Liu Jiannan stated that the robotics industry is an important direction for the deep integration of artificial intelligence and the real economy. The CCPIT and the CCOIC will fully leverage their role as a bridge in connecting government and enterprises and integrating domestic and international markets, build a practical and efficient industrial exchange platform, support the coordinated development of the upstream and downstream of the robotics industrial chain, and promote deeper and more substantive cooperation between China and foreign countries.

In the keynote speech session, representatives from Qualcomm, High-Torque Robotics, SFlare Robotics, NeuxMind.AI, Aloha Embodied, and other enterprises shared practical experience on topics including edge-side computing power, mass production of complete robot units, engineering delivery, and the open-source ecosystem. Themed “A New Era of Embodiment: Physical AI Reshapes the Robotics Industry,” the roundtable dialogue saw representatives from AidLux, SynDexy, Great Robotics, and Huaxiang Qiyuan hold in-depth discussions focusing on edge-side computing power, visuo-tactile perception, engineering delivery, and international deployment.

To enhance the effectiveness of services, the event specially arranged a session on “Enterprise Demand Release and Resource Matchmaking.” Three enterprises — Huygens Robotics, Baidu, and Link-Touch — released their core demands on site in areas such as market expansion, scenario matchmaking, and overseas compliance. CCOIC representatives responded on site and introduced member services, facilitating the translation of the salon’s outcomes into concrete service results.

Participating representatives noted that the event was professional and practical in content, showcasing cutting-edge technological achievements while building a bridge for precise matchmaking across the industrial chain. Next, the CCOIC will rely on the CCPIT’s overseas representative offices, bilateral and multilateral business cooperation mechanisms, and member networks to establish a list of enterprise demands and follow up item by item, continue to build branded industrial cooperation events, and contribute the CCOIC’s strength to fostering new quality productive forces and serving the country’s future industrial layout.