Shenzhen Robotics and AI Industry Development Conference successfully reached a collaboration intention with 237 items on May 16, 2026. The event took place in Shenzhen, bringing together representatives from 56 companies and achieving a total investment of 213 billion yuan.
The conference, which focused on human-shaped robots and machine technology, witnessed significant milestones in collaboration and agreements. From May 14 to May 16, 2026, this conference represented the second session of the Shenzhen National Human-Shaped Robotics and Machine Technology Exhibition.
During the event, a total of 473 companies participated, showcasing advancements in robotics, artificial intelligence, and other related technologies. The conference attracted over 3,000 foreign guests and aimed to promote collaboration with international partners.
According to the conference, Shenzhen’s deep technology industry has a limited capacity for acquiring foreign advanced components. However, it is still advancing in AI technology and robotics applications.
Industry experts noted that “the industry’s rapid development poses challenges to the energy supply and may significantly impact power generation.” The ongoing pace of construction for power stations will continue to be based on customer demand.
Shenzhen’s robotics industry is expected to progress towards more international collaborations, enhancing the development of human-shaped robots and intelligent applications.
The conference highlighted the unity of purpose within the industry and the importance of innovation to meet the evolving market needs. With growing international interest, the robotics sector aims to provide cutting-edge solutions and expand its global footprint.
In conclusion, the Shenzhen Robotics and AI Industry Development Conference successfully fostered collaboration and showcased advancements in technology, setting a robust foundation for future growth and innovation.
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