TEDA's First Delivery and Training Center for Embodied AI Robots Established

Recently, the Embodied Intelligence Delivery and Training Center (DTC) of Tianjin Muniu Liuma Technology Development Co., Ltd. was officially established. As TEDA's first center of its kind, by integrating R&D validation, pilot production, scenario debugging, batch delivery, and full-cycle operations and maintenance, the center is committed to addressing the industry bottleneck between laboratory technology and real-world scenarios for robots.

Located in TEDA's Beitang Bay Digital Economy Industrial Park, the Muniu Liuma Embodied Intelligence Delivery and Training Center (DTC) serves as a "training facility" for the large-scale application of robots. Utilizing a real-world training model, the center focuses on three key areas: standardized achievement validation, 1:1 production line replication for real-combat drills, and authoritative certification access, so as to bridge the entire process of commercializing technical samples and subsequently undertake validation testing for all new product series, iterative versions, and models under development, providing systematic support for the commercialization of robots. Furthermore, the center will be open to all robotics companies, universities, research institutions, and industrial chain partners.

Muniu Liuma is among China's first batch of national high-tech enterprises focusing on the R&D and industrialization of AI humanoid robots. A representative of the company stated: "TEDA is a hub for high-end manufacturing, logistics and warehousing, government services, and urban operations, offering a vast array of real-world industrial and public service scenarios. By establishing our delivery and training center here, we can engage with terminal customers directly, significantly reducing the distance for prototype testing, on-site debugging, and project delivery, thereby substantially improving implementation efficiency."

In recent years, TEDA has prioritized embodied intelligence as a core breakthrough for developing new quality productive forces. The industry has reached a scale of nearly RMB 13 billion, attracting around 30 robotics-related enterprises and a group of key component suppliers, resulting in the initial formation of a supply chain system.