At the 2026 World Robot Congress (WRC), the MAXHUB robotics brand under Guangzhou Shiyuan Electronic Technology Company Limited (SZSE: 002841) showcased a comprehensive lineup, featuring the MAXHUB D3 seven-axis humanoid dual-arm robot, the MAXHUB X7 industrial-grade quadruped robot, and the MAXHUB C3/C3 Plus commercial cleaning robots. The exhibition highlighted seven deployment-ready solutions spanning education, power inspection, and commercial retail environments.
In the education and training segment, the company addressed five critical pain points currently plaguing embodied intelligence instruction at universities: fragmented equipment, disconnected software ecosystems, insufficient training data, complex curriculum development, and the difficulty of implementing real-world projects. Students often find that algorithms learned in the classroom cannot be validated in laboratory settings. To tackle this, MAXHUB presented three dedicated solutions, including an AI teaching and training platform that integrates the entire workflow from data collection and model training to real-robot validation, complete with 140 industry-specific experimental cases. Additionally, a dual-arm data collection and deployment platform was introduced, enabling a seamless loop from VR teleoperation-based data acquisition to autonomous reasoning on the actual robot.
For power inspection, the company noted that traditional methods can only identify issues, leaving manual intervention for resolution. The MAXHUB D3, with its dual arms mounted on a wheeled chassis, leverages the T-WAVES model and visuotactile grippers to execute delicate operations such as turning knobs on power distribution cabinets. In a complementary approach, a liftable robotic arm was integrated onto the MAXHUB X7 quadruped robot, upgrading inspection capabilities from passive observation to active intervention, effectively merging inspection and operation functions.
In the commercial retail sector, a VLA-architecture wheeled dual-arm robot enables customers to simply voice a request like "grab me two bottles of water," which instantly triggers the full picking and delivery process. Furthermore, the MAXHUB C3 Plus commercial cleaning robot has already secured partnerships with clients in over ten countries, including Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Germany, the UK, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Poland. Each unit covers between 500 and 3,000 square meters and is equipped with an AI-powered intelligent detector alongside a dedicated app for digitalized operations and maintenance management.
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