从能跑会跳的人形机器人，到自动分拣配送系统，再到已应用于海外停车场的智能识别设备……6月3日，参加“2026海外华文媒体川渝行——聚焦成渝地区双城经济圈建设”联合参访活动的海外华文媒体代表走进成都高新区，在应用场景中感受成都机器人产业和国际服务体系的发展活力。
在诸葛空间里的四川省人形机器人训练场B场，跳跃、转身、互动的人形机器人吸引华文媒体代表们频频举起手机拍摄。“我希望机器人产业能快速发展。”美国《美中头条》副社长陈文表示，中国机器人产业起步虽晚，但发展很快，目前在不少领域已走在世界前列。
四川具身人形机器人科技有限公司合作发展总监程卿苗介绍，训练场一方面服务企业自身研发需求，进行极限运动测试、硬件升级和数据采集；另一方面，他们也希望为机器人搭建一个“学校”，让机器人不断学习进化，实现真正的通用和泛化。未来，该训练场还将面向有需求的企业开放合作，推动成都具身智能产业生态进一步完善。
随后，海外华文媒体代表来到成都越凡创新科技有限公司（下文称越凡创新），体验智能分拣配送一体化系统。该系统通过线上下单、自动化分拣和自动化配送，提高配送时效并降低配送成本。越凡创新副总裁曾奇表示，目前产品已在物流场景落地。物流商品排放密集，对机械臂、夹爪运行精度要求极高。“企业将导航、实时三维重构等技术深度融合，使系统在狭窄区域内也能保持较高抓取成功率，在应用场景中起到了很好的效果。”曾奇表示。
“很多东西都和国际接轨。”加拿大《天时周刊》社长谢琰说，她曾长期关注加拿大人工智能产业发展，此次在成都高新区看到情绪交互机器人、养老陪伴机器人、智能停车和机器人分拣配送等项目，感到“四川智造”已经达到国际水平。
在成都臻识科技发展有限公司（下文称臻识科技），海外华文媒体代表了解到，该企业智慧停车、智慧交通等产品已经进入东南亚、南美洲、欧洲等市场。成都臻识科技发展有限公司副总经理王蔚宇介绍，公司出海第一站是东南亚，目前在马来西亚、新加坡、泰国、越南等地均有覆盖，在南美洲、欧洲也有项目落地。
“我没想到菲律宾很多停车场已经用上了四川企业的产品。”在菲律宾《商报》总编辑蔡友铭看来，这说明四川高科技产品已获得国际市场认可。蔡友铭注意到，春节期间，中国机器人表演在菲律宾引发不少企业关注，“如果未来机器人能够更快规模化、市场化，出海到东南亚乃至世界各国，相信会很受欢迎。”
在新川之心机器人公园，机器人咖啡、机器人互动、智慧服务等场景让华文媒体代表们直观感受机器人进入日常生活的可能。谢琰从机器人手中接过一杯刚刚做好的拿铁，喝了一口后说：“味道很好，感觉比真人做的还好喝。”谢琰表示，海外华文媒体将继续关注这些来自成都的科技产品和服务场景，“让更多海外受众看到，中国西部城市正在以更开放、更务实的方式参与全球合作。”
当天最后一站，新川国别服务中心为华文媒体代表提供了观察成都高新区开放环境的新窗口。该中心运营方负责人白韬介绍，目前新川国别服务中心集政务、产业、生活三大功能于一体，今后将继续致力于打通外企“引进来”和本土企业“走出去”的“最后一公里”。（完）
（Nordic Chinese Times) From humanoid robots that can run,jump,and interact,to automated sorting and delivery systems,and intelligent recognition equipment already deployed in overseas parking facilities,representatives of overseas Chinese-language media gained first-hand insight into the vitality of Chengdu’s robotics industry and international service ecosystem during a visit to Chengdu High-Tech Zone on June3.
The visit was part of the joint media tour,“2026Overseas Chinese Media Sichuan-Chongqing Tour–Focusing on the Development of the Chengdu-Chongqing Twin-City Economic Circle.”
At Training Ground B of the Sichuan Humanoid Robot Training Center,located in Zhuge Space,humanoid robots demonstrated jumping,turning,and interactive capabilities,prompting media representatives to raise their phones and capture the impressive scenes.
“I hope the robotics industry can continue to develop rapidly,”said Chen Wen,Deputy President ofUS-China Headlinesin the United States.“Although China started relatively late in robotics development,it has progressed remarkably fast and is now leading the world in many areas.”
According to Cheng Qingmiao,Director of Cooperation and Development at Sichuan Embodied Humanoid Robot Technology Co.,Ltd.,the training center serves both the company’s own research and development needs—including extreme sports testing,hardware upgrades,and data collection—and a broader educational mission.
“We hope to build a‘school’for robots,allowing them to continuously learn and evolve toward true generalization and versatility,”Cheng said.In the future,the facility will also be opened to external enterprises seeking collaboration,further enhancing Chengdu’s embodied intelligence ecosystem.
Later,the overseas Chinese media delegation visitedChengdu Yuefan Innovation Technology Co.,Ltd.,where they experienced an integrated intelligent sorting and delivery system.Through online ordering,automated sorting,and automated delivery,the system significantly improves efficiency while reducing operational costs.
Zeng Qi,Vice President of Yuefan Innovation,explained that the technology has already been deployed in logistics scenarios.Given the dense arrangement of goods in warehouses,robotic arms and grippers require extremely high precision.
“By deeply integrating navigation and real-time3D reconstruction technologies,our system maintains a high success rate in object recognition and picking,even in narrow spaces,”Zeng said.
“Many of these technologies are fully aligned with international standards,”noted Xie Yan,President ofSky Times Weeklyin Canada.Having closely followed the development of Canada’s artificial intelligence industry for many years,she was impressed by the emotional interaction robots,elderly-care companion robots,intelligent parking solutions,and robotic sorting and delivery systems she saw in Chengdu High-Tech Zone.
“In my view,‘Made in Sichuan Intelligence’has already reached an international level,”she said.
At Chengdu Zhenshi Technology Development Co.,Ltd.,media representatives learned that the company’s smart parking and intelligent transportation products have entered markets across Southeast Asia,South America,and Europe.
Wang Weiyu,Deputy General Manager of Zhenshi Technology,explained that Southeast Asia was the company’s first overseas destination.Today,its products are deployed in Malaysia,Singapore,Thailand,and Vietnam,while projects have also been launched in South America and Europe.
“I never expected that many parking facilities in the Philippines are already using products developed by a Sichuan company,”said Cai Youming,Editor-in-Chief ofBusiness Dailyin the Philippines.He believes this demonstrates the growing international recognition of Sichuan’s high-tech products.
Cai also noted that Chinese robot performances during the Spring Festival attracted considerable attention from businesses in the Philippines.
“If robots can achieve faster large-scale commercialization and expand into Southeast Asia and other international markets,I believe they will be extremely popular,”he said.
At theXinchuan Heart Robot Park,media representatives experienced robot-made coffee,robot interactions,and smart service applications,gaining a vivid understanding of how robots are becoming part of everyday life.
After receiving a freshly prepared latte from a robot barista,Xie Yan took a sip and smiled.
“It tastes excellent—perhaps even better than coffee made by a human,”she joked.
Xie added that overseas Chinese-language media will continue to follow these technological innovations and service scenarios emerging from Chengdu.
“We hope to help more overseas audiences see how cities in western China are participating in global cooperation in an increasingly open and pragmatic manner,”she said.
The final stop of the day was theXinchuan Country Service Center,which offered media representatives a new perspective on Chengdu High-Tech Zone’s international business environment.
Bai Tao,head of the center’s operating organization,introduced its integrated platform combining government services,industrial support,and lifestyle services.
“In the future,we will continue working to bridge the‘last mile’for both attracting foreign enterprises to China and helping local companies expand overseas,”Bai said.
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