Gasgoo Munich- LEJU ROBOT has signed a strategic partnership agreement with JINGDONG Property. By pooling their respective strengths, the two parties aim to collaborate on post-training ecosystems, industrial data acquisition, intelligent solutions, and talent cultivation in embodied AI. With a robot-focused industrial park serving as the core hub, they plan to establish a new model for integrated industrial development.
Specifically, regarding the cultivation of a post-training ecosystem, the partners intend to leverage the advantages of the industrial park alongside the OpenLET open-source dataset community for embodied AI. The goal is to attract developer teams, build a robust post-training ecosystem, and bridge the last mile in bringing embodied AI applications to market.
On the industrial data and smart solutions front, the two companies will jointly develop a technical platform spanning from industrial data collection to model iteration. This platform will be deployed in scenarios such as park patrols and industrial production, aiming to create replicable digital-intelligence solutions for industrial parks.
In terms of industry-education integration and talent development, the collaboration will drive deeper ties with academic institutions. Together, they will cultivate embodied AI talent and build a systematic solution covering industrial colleges, curriculum and textbooks, faculty training, skills certification, competition platforms, and employment pathways.
Furthermore, the two sides plan to deepen their collaboration over time, eventually expanding into areas such as robot leasing and recycling industry investments. These moves are designed to foster diversified, deep business synergy and support the high-quality development of the embodied AI sector.
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JINGDONG Property is a subsidiary of JD.com focused on infrastructure construction, asset management, and comprehensive services.
LEJU ROBOT, for its part, is a leading player in the humanoid robotics space. Its core product lineup includes the full-size "Kuavo" series, the medium-sized "Roban" series, and the small "Aelos" series. These robots are primarily deployed in scientific research and education, commercial services, and industrial applications.
Market data from Omdia and Counterpoint Research shows that LEJU ROBOT ranked fourth globally in humanoid robot shipments and installations in 2025.
LEJU ROBOT is currently advancing its initial public offering (IPO). The Shenzhen Stock Exchange recently accepted its application for a listing on the ChiNext board. Notably, LEJU ROBOT is the first company to apply for a ChiNext listing under the board's fourth set of standards.
