Gasgoo Munich- Huixi Intelligent has struck a strategic partnership with XBOT, the brand of Yingzhi Technology, according to Gasgoo Embodied Intelligence. The two plan to leverage their respective strengths—Huixi in embodied intelligence computing and XBOT in robotic products and restaurant applications—to collaborate on integrating core computing platforms, adapting hardware and software systems, deploying edge-side models, and scaling up applications.
Specifically, they will establish a joint technical mechanism to drive deep adaptation and performance optimization between XBOT's proprietary embodied operating system and Huixi's computing platform. Together, the partners aim to explore efficient deployment of vision-language-action models on the edge, sharpening robots' perception, decision-making, and execution capabilities within complex dining environments.
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Meanwhile, guided by real-world dining tasks, the companies will further integrate computing platforms, robot hardware, sensor systems, operating systems, and scenario data. This integration aims to accelerate product adaptation, mass production, and large-scale delivery, while exploring broader applications for robots in sectors like dining, commercial retail, and smart parks.
Centering on actual dining tasks, XBOT focuses on building deployable, scalable robotic products. Currently, the company is shipping and installing between 150 to 200 units per month.
Building on this, the partners will advance efforts to adapt XBOT's X1 and future embodied intelligence products with Huixi's Huixi Embodied R1 MAX chip and computing platform.
The Huixi Embodied R1 MAX delivers up to 500 TOPS of AI computing power. Designed to meet the fused computing needs of the embodied intelligence "brain" and "cerebellum," it supports the collaborative operation of tasks such as large model inference, multi-sensor fusion, and real-time motion control on a unified platform. Backed by mass-production-grade software toolchains and low-level technical interfaces, it provides robotics companies with end-to-end support ranging from model adaptation and performance optimization to product deployment.
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Addressing the new computing demands driven by world models and embodied intelligence, Huixi Intelligent has built system-level computing capabilities centered on the Guangzhi R1 chip and RISE computing platform. This ecosystem covers chips, modules, domain controllers, software toolchains, and model deployment.
Beyond the R1 MAX, Huixi Intelligent unveiled the new R1 PRO during the World Robot Conference (WRC). Offering 375 TOPS of AI compute, the R1 PRO is geared toward large-scale deployments in fixed scenarios. Additionally, based on the R1 series, the company has introduced the RCM500 and RCM400 core modules, further lowering the engineering barrier for robotics companies moving from algorithms to product deployment.
Prior to this, Huixi's RISE computing platform, based on the R1 chip, had already entered mass production and deployment in the Zhiyuan Genie G2 robot. Its RoboR embodied intelligence domain controller has also been mass-deployed in the Leju Kuavo 4 Pro. Meanwhile, Huixi continues to work with robotics model teams to advance cutting-edge model adaptation; for instance, the Variable Robot Wall-OSS-0.5 is now running independently on the R1 edge.
