Humanoid Robot "Ling Shu" Unveiled in Hefei, Capable of Cross-Scenario Cluster Operations
The embodied intelligent robot "Ling Shu" was officially launched on the 5th in Hefei City, Anhui Province. This robot is the world's first humanoid robot featuring a "one-brain-multi-form" architecture for cross-scenario cluster operations.
Developed by the YouiBot-XJTU Embodied Intelligent Robotics Research Institute (hereinafter referred to as the "Institute"), "Ling Shu" is a bipedal humanoid robot based on the "one-brain-multi-form" embodied intelligent large-model architecture, breaking through the structured and standardized paradigms of industrial scenarios.
To meet the demands of complex and generalized scenarios in semiconductor manufacturing and the energy industry—such as high precision, long processes, and multi-tasking—"Ling Shu" centers around an intelligent robotic brain, enabling efficient cluster collaboration with robots of various forms. It possesses capabilities such as multimodal fusion perception, adaptive multi-arm cooperative operation, multi-form mobility control, and global logistics scheduling.
"Ling Shu" deeply integrates scenario experience from the semiconductor and energy sectors, precisely addressing the stringent requirements for dexterous and flexible operations in these two industries. In semiconductor manufacturing, it establishes a capability matrix for key processes like intelligent inspection and precision auxiliary material filling. In the energy and power industry, it focuses on high-value scenarios such as inspection and maintenance in complex environments.
In the future, "Ling Shu" will be deployed in batches alongside multi-form robots for critical industrial tasks such as intelligent inspection and auxiliary material filling. This will accelerate the application of embodied intelligence in demanding industrial scenarios, robustly supporting the intelligent and flexible transformation and upgrading of industries like semiconductors and energy, while injecting innovative momentum into these sectors.
