Gasgoo Munich- According to the "China Optics Valley" WeChat account, nearly 100 industrial inspection robots were delivered in a single batch at the Hubei Humanoid Robot Innovation Center on the afternoon of August 6. This marks the largest concentrated delivery in the Central China robotics sector to date.Image source: WeChat account "China Optics Valley"Developed and produced by Optics Valley-based CX ROBOT CONNECT (WUHAN) TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD, the robots are headed for security patrol duties in cities like Wuhan, Shanghai, and Wuxi. The first batch of 30 "Xun 1" series quadruped robots are priced at over 100,000 yuan each. Capable of autonomous navigation to designated sites upon receiving cloud commands, they offer millimeter-level positioning and can intelligently detect hazards such as gas leaks, temperature fluctuations, humidity levels, and fallen personnel.At the delivery event, ROBOT CONNECT also unveiled the "Xun 3," designed specifically for industrial scenarios. Compared to the Xun 1, the Xun 3 boasts significantly improved battery life, climbing, and autonomous inspection capabilities. Equipped with a 32-line LiDAR, it can traverse 25 steps and climb 35-degree slopes smoothly. Its endurance has jumped from one hour to four, allowing for roughly 20 kilometers of continuous walking. It can also intervene by autonomously pressing buttons upon detecting risks.Founded in 2022, ROBOT CONNECT has developed high-precision inertial navigation modules that allow robots to operate with precision even in satellite signal blind spots. The company has established China's largest MEMS IMU (Micro-Electro-Mechanical System Inertial Measurement Unit) production line, with an annual capacity of 2.6 million sets. Its navigation modules have already entered the supply chains of automakers such as Geely and SAIC. In the robotics sector, the company has developed multiple products with a monthly capacity exceeding 100 units, and orders are booked through the fourth quarter of this year.Additionally, ROBOT CONNECT released a smart park solution for a comprehensive unmanned system. The solution aims to enable inspection robots within the park to autonomously split tasks and collaborate—for instance, drones and robotic dogs working in air-ground coordination. The cloud platform automatically processes anomaly data and generates work orders, requiring no human intervention throughout the process.
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