Gasgoo Munich-At the upcoming 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC 2026), MScape—a specialist in foundational systems for embodied intelligent brains—will make a strong showing. The company plans to display a full suite of self-developed embodied intelligent brain matrices and two live dynamic demonstrations, while also marking the global debut of two new products.
This launch will round out MScape's product portfolio, covering full-scenario demands ranging from lightweight models to ultra-high-compute integrated units.
Established in July 2025 and incubated by the Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, MScape positions itself as a provider of embodied, native, full-stack computing infrastructure. It is dedicated to building a specialized intelligent brain foundation for the era of embodied AI.
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Currently, MScape has launched two major product lines: the "Tongjing" N series and the "Zhijing" T series. The N series serves as the industry's first professional embodied intelligent brain, designed for large-scale deployment with full compatibility with Nvidia's mainstream ecosystem. The T series, meanwhile, is a fully domestic solution that has achieved breakthrough technological innovations in visual-motor control models, multimodal sensory fusion, and edge-computing architectures.
Leveraging its proprietary foundational system, MScape has expanded its technology beyond humanoid robots to encompass a diverse range of forms, including autonomous forklifts, quadruped robots, robotic arms, and drones. The company has achieved deep integration across broad embodied AI sectors such as smart logistics, power inspection, and biomedicine, with large-scale deliveries already underway across multiple industries.
In a partnership with Galaxea Dynamics, for instance, MScape's self-developed brains have been integrated into several of the partner's flagship robots. This collaboration has significantly enhanced capabilities in autonomous decision-making, dynamic response, and adaptation to complex environments, paving the way for deployments in industrial manufacturing, commercial services, smart logistics, and home services.
Additionally, the world's first biomedical operating system based on embodied AI—previously unveiled by MScape at the 2026 Belt and Road International Forum on Big Health—will make its offline debut at the company's WAIC booth.
Addressing power inspection scenarios, the booth will feature a miniature simulation site. There, a humanoid robot will demonstrate its ability to autonomously execute a sequence of high-difficulty tasks: opening doors, crossing thresholds, traversing 30 cm deep ditches, climbing stairs, and closing doors. The display aims to visually showcase the engineering prowess of the company's proprietary perception cortex and millisecond-level motion control algorithms.
