25 Days to WRC 2026: Four Pillars, 60+ Events Unveiled

With just 25 days remaining until the opening of the 2026 World Robot Conference, the concurrent events will span four major themes: frontier technology, scenario applications, industry ecosystem, and international cooperation. These events bring together government agencies, universities, enterprises, industry organizations, capital institutions, and international bodies to host panel discussions, supply-demand matchmaking,成果发布, and global exchanges.

From August 19 to 23, over 60 events across these four pillars will unfold throughout the five-day conference, painting a complete picture from technological innovation to real-world deployment, from ecosystem synergy to global partnerships.

Focusing on cutting-edge areas such as large-model computing, chip architectures, bionic bodies, brain-machine integration, and full-stack autonomous design, this pillar builds a platform for industry-academia-research collaboration. It aims to accelerate the release of breakthroughs and foster discussions on technology roadmaps.

A glimpse of the exciting activities is provided, with the final schedule subject to on-site announcements.

The true value of technology is validated in real scenarios. This pillar revolves around diverse domains including manufacturing, energy, emergency response, construction, healthcare, home services, and industrial digitalization. It emphasizes supply-demand matching and commercial deployment, driving the deep integration of robot technology with industry needs to move innovations from labs into production and daily life.

Sneak peeks of key events are highlighted, with the final arrangements to be confirmed at the venue.

Behind every robot lies the combined support of core components, data, capital, talent, and more. This pillar addresses autonomous control of the industry chain and its reinforcement, focusing on standards, core parts, enterprise nurturing, talent development, tech finance, and cluster growth. It promotes the deep fusion of innovation, industry, capital, and talent chains.