Gasgoo Embodied Intelligence reports that on October 15, Neusoft Group and embodied AI firm Zhishen Technology unveiled a comprehensive solution for the education sector. This occurred at the 11th China Education Logistics Exhibition in Hangzhou. By integrating industry-specific AI with embodied AI hardware, the initiative brings advanced technology directly into real-world campus logistics operations.
Under the partnership, Neusoft Group supplies the industry AI and the "smart brain." Leveraging business, data, and AI middle platforms, it builds a school-level digital foundation. This serves as the central command and management hub for the robots, handling data training, control scheduling, and equipment alerts. Zhishen Technology, meanwhile, provides the physical embodied AI units, including wheel-legged robot dogs. Using standardized payload interfaces and superior obstacle-crossing capabilities, these machines handle specific physical execution tasks.
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The joint solution focuses on three core scenarios. For campus security and patrol, robots operate around the clock to perform thermal imaging fire monitoring, night patrols, perimeter intrusion detection, and abnormal sound alerts. In terms of campus logistics, the system supports scheduled parcel transfers and point-to-point delivery of laboratory materials. For industry-education integration in embodied AI, the partnership offers a comprehensive package for universities and vocational colleges. This ranges from equipment selection and educational software to industry-grade curricula and joint talent development.
Ge Longjia, President and Chief Operating Officer of Neusoft Group, stated the company will open up its expertise in industry digitalization and AI. This will facilitate collaboration with embodied AI partners. The goal is to accelerate the deployment of AI in campus logistics scenarios while supporting the cultivation of specialized talent.
Regarding business footprint, Neusoft Group has deepened its presence in education informatization for years. It currently serves over 600 universities nationwide, including more than 50% of China's "Project 985" institutions. Zhishen Technology, for its part, had produced approximately 15,000 embodied AI robots by June 2026. It boasts full-stack self-research capabilities ranging from complete units and core joint modules to motion control algorithms, alongside scalable delivery capacity.
