Recently, Wang Zhijie, a deputy to the National People’s Congress as well as the Secretary of the Party Leadership Group and Director of the Chongqing Municipal Commission of Economy and Information Technology, presented a collection of “Chongqing’s Gems” at the Two Sessions. This showcase included the AITO M9 model, the Xiaotian intelligent robotic dog, a dual-screen AI computer, a palm-sized industrial drone, and the world’s first-ever hybrid-powered unmanned transport aircraft model.
The Xiaotian intelligent robotic dog stands out for its ability to comprehend instructions and proactively charm with its cuteness. Its core technology is rooted in the self-developed Neurocore integrated joint, which is a testament to China’s prowess in robotics innovation.
The palm-sized industrial drone, currently the smallest of its kind on the market, is designed for versatility. It can navigate various terrains and squeeze into tight spaces for inspection tasks, making it an invaluable tool for industries requiring precision and agility.
Meanwhile, the dual-screen AI computer is set to enter mass production in Chongqing during the first half of this year. This device is notable for its robust localized AI computing capabilities, which cater to the growing demand for intelligent computing solutions in China and beyond.