Haoling Robotics' Li Jiong: Scene-Based Strategy for Industrial Embodied AI

Industrial production is becoming increasingly complex, with growing demand for multi-variety, small-batch, and customized manufacturing. This trend has exposed the limitations of traditional industrial robots, which are typically designed for repetitive, high-volume tasks. As a result, industrial embodied AI—robots that can perceive, learn, and adapt to their environment—is gaining significant attention as a potential solution.

In an exclusive interview with Securities Daily, Li Jiong, Dean of Hausen Intelligent Research Institute and General Manager of Shenzhen Haoling Robotics Co., Ltd., shared his insights. He emphasized that the industrialization of industrial embodied AI should follow a "scene-defines-product" approach. This means starting with specific application scenarios to develop specialized solutions, then gradually evolving towards more general-purpose capabilities.

Li noted that this strategy can help overcome the current limitations of industrial robots and accelerate the adoption of embodied AI in manufacturing. By focusing on real-world scenarios, companies can ensure that their products meet actual market needs and deliver tangible value.