On September 5, President Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory‑letter to the 2025 World Intelligent‑Industry Expo. He pointed out, “At present, artificial‑intelligence technologies are undergoing accelerated iteration and evolution, profoundly transforming how humankind works and lives and reshaping the global industrial landscape.” Seizing such opportunities, innovation‑driven entities across our province tackle key core‑technology research, develop the "main brain" and "minor brain" for embodied intelligence, and vigorously advance the No.1 Innovation Project for artificial intelligence.

Embodied intelligence mainly covers three fields: robot body, cerebellum‑level control and cerebrum‑level intelligence. In recent days, Jiuzhou Software, which focuses on the development of the intelligent main‑brain system, has developed a robotic dog capable of autonomous perception and assisted decision‑making. It is applicable to multiple scenarios such as public‑security patrol, industrial inspection and emergency rescue.

Supported by computing power and edge‑computing technology, the robotic dog is able to autonomously detect water seepage, liquid leakage, abnormal temperature and other faults during industrial inspections, as well as actively avoid obstacles.

Reporter Bi Yuan: Let us test the automatic obstacle‑avoidance capability of this intelligent robotic dog. We are now simulating a security‑patrol scenario at 4 kilometres per hour, the normal walking speed of an adult. Now I suddenly step in its path and let us observe its response. Look, it has identified me accurately and halted right away, a function made possible by its built‑in edge‑computing capacity.