Gasgoo Munich-Seyond has entered into a strategic partnership with Galileo (Tianjin) Technology Co., Ltd. to jointly develop intelligent perception systems for embodied robots, accelerating their transition from laboratory research to large-scale commercial deployment, according to a post on Seyond's WeChat account.
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Key Takeaways
Target applications: The partnership will focus on power infrastructure inspection, urban security, last-mile delivery and emergency response.
Galileo’s robotics portfolio: Products include the Galileo X reconfigurable embodied ground system, biomimetic quadruped robots and general-purpose humanoid robots.
Seyond’s perception technology: Its 3D spatial perception solutions support mobile intelligent systems across intelligent driving, smart transportation and industrial automation.
Complementary technologies for real-world applications
The companies will develop perception solutions tailored to the environmental sensing requirements of applications such as power infrastructure inspection, urban security, last-mile delivery and emergency response.
Galileo has developed a diverse robotics portfolio based on its in-house technologies and experience gained through national-level competitions. Its products include the Galileo X reconfigurable embodied ground system, biomimetic quadruped robots and general-purpose humanoid robots. The company has also accumulated experience in industrial applications.
Seyond provides perception products and solutions for physical AI, with applications spanning intelligent driving, smart transportation and industrial automation. Its 3D spatial perception technology supports mobile systems such as autonomous delivery vehicles, cleaning robots, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), autonomous shuttles and humanoid robots.
Joint development of robotic systems
The partners will combine their respective strengths in high-reliability spatial perception, in-house technology development and industrial applications to develop reliable robotic systems.
They plan to deepen their collaboration and explore new approaches to intelligent interaction in the physical world, supporting digital and intelligent transformation across industries.
