Attracting purchasing groups from more than 20 countries including the United States, Germany, Italy, and India to participate
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Relying on its advantages in scientific and educational resources and industrial base, Wuhan has gathered a large number of artificial intelligence companies and formed a complete industrial chain.
China News Service, Wuhan, October 10 (Reporter Ma Furong) The 2026 Wuhan Artificial Intelligence and Robot Expo opened on the 10th. More than 200 companies participated in the exhibition with products and technologies, attracting purchasing groups from more than 20 countries including the United States, Germany, Italy, and India.
On October 10, the 2026 Wuhan Artificial Intelligence and Robot Expo opened in Wuhan. The picture shows a foreign buyer taking pictures of humanoid robot exhibits. Photo by China News Service reporter Ma Furong
Bionic interactive robots that can provide consultation, rehabilitation and other auxiliary services for autistic children; transfer robots that can help patients with mobility impairments smoothly move between beds, sofas, seats, toilets and other different scenes; humanoid robots used in the fields of science and education, guidance and industrial logistics... Robots with different shapes and functions show off their "unique skills", showing the broad prospects of technology empowering a better life.
Along with the roar, an Electric Eagle flying robot hovered in the air and sprayed water to clean the glass curtain wall of the building. Li Wenxian, a Sudanese international trader who witnessed this scene, said that Chinese robots have been widely used in industry, agriculture, science and education, elderly care and rehabilitation and other fields, with fast product iteration and outstanding cost-effective advantages. During this trip, he contacted and negotiated with many companies.
"The Electric Eagle flying robot supports multi-task mountings such as cleaning, inspection, robot arm maintenance and emergency security, and can complete various high-altitude operations instead of people." Cai Xiaodong, chairman of the Electric Eagle Technology Group Co., Ltd., said that at this exhibition, the robot was launched for the first time. In just one morning, it reached more than 200 cooperation intentions with overseas buyers.
On October 10, the 2026 Wuhan Artificial Intelligence and Robot Expo opened in Wuhan. The picture shows foreign buyers looking at the Electric Eagle Speed Car exhibit. Photo by China News Service reporter Ma Furong
In the company's exhibition area, another "Made in Wuhan" aircraft that looks like a "flying saucer" - the Electric Eagle Flying Car attracted many visitors to experience it. Cai Xiaodong revealed that the Electric Eagle Flying Vehicle is mainly used in cultural tourism experience, low-altitude connections, air transportation and other fields. It is currently in the airworthiness certification stage and has received a large number of intended orders. Many customers are from Southeast Asia, the Middle East and other regions.
Relying on the advantages of scientific and educational resources and the "optical core screen terminal network" industrial base, Wuhan has gathered more than 1,500 artificial intelligence companies, and the industry scale has exceeded 120 billion yuan. As an important manifestation of the implementation of artificial intelligence, Wuhan's intelligent robot industry has initially built a complete chain covering core components, robot bodies, system integration and application services.
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