Sweet Potato Robot Reveals DGP Program Has Incubated Over 100 Robot Product Categories

Deep News08-11 16:40

During the first offline roadshow event for the "DGP Gravity Plan" (referred to as the DGP Program), a robot innovation incubation project, Sweet Potato Robot disclosed that the DGP Gravity Plan has established large-scale, systematic industry empowerment capabilities. It has supported over 500 robot startups and incubated more than 100 categories of innovative robot products.

Sweet Potato Robot CEO Wang Cong stated: "We aim to create a grounded gravitational field, accompanying every robotics entrepreneur in playing a deep infinite game. On one hand, we drive smarter iteration of robots; on the other hand, robots will always birth new categories we can't yet imagine. The DGP Gravity Plan continuously explores mature tracks and emerging scenarios, leveraging technology, capital, and industry resources to support a new generation of entrepreneurs in seizing the dividends of AI hardware and robotics."

At the offline roadshow, 10 teams selected from over 200 member companies of the DGP ecosystem and public recruitment projects participated in concentrated presentations. Oula Wanxiang, Xunling Technology, and Tiaoyue Technology won the Pioneer Gravity Award, Gravity Exploration Award, and Gravity Rising Star Award, respectively. More than 40 AI and robotics track investment institutions, including Hillhouse Venture Capital and Shunwei Capital, attended and participated in the evaluation.

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