Gasgoo Munich- Gasgoo Embodied Intelligence has learned that OneRobotics and 58.com have officially signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement.
Under the agreement, the partners will focus on lifestyle service scenarios, collaborating deeply on real-world data sharing, robot deployment, and talent development. The aim is to merge OneRobotics' strengths in embodied AI models, data collection, and multi-form robot products with 58.com and its subsidiary Xingxingkexing Technology's advantages in lifestyle services, user connectivity, and talent networks.
Specifically, to support the training of OneRobotics' proprietary OneModel AI brain and the continuous iteration of its robot products, the two parties will explore the collection and application of high-quality human interaction data from daily life. This will further enrich datasets covering real human interactions, household chores, object manipulation, and long-tail lifestyle tasks.
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OneRobotics has already established a comprehensive system for real-world data collection, physical robot training, and scenario verification. Using methods such as ego-centric vision, UMI, and teleoperation, the company converts action processes, operational experience, environmental changes, and interaction feedback from real tasks into trainable, evaluable, and replayable data assets. These resources are continuously used for OneModel training, robot capability assessment, and product verification.
Building on its long-term expertise in embodied AI models, robotics, and real-world data loops, OneRobotics plans to integrate 58.com and Xingxingkexing's scenario resources and service networks across homes, retail outlets, and commercial services. In the short term, the focus will be on physical training, scenario verification, and deployment in sports, health, and commercial settings. Over the long term, the partnership will gradually expand into broader real-world environments like home life.
The companies also intend to explore new models where employees and robots collaborate on real-world tasks. This involves extending traditional labor services into the robot training, testing, and application phases, thereby establishing a mechanism that bridges the gap between how humans perform work and how robots learn to execute similar tasks.
Additionally, leveraging this partnership, OneRobotics will tap into 58.com's resources in local lifestyle services, skilled talent organization, and offline service networks to jointly explore the development of a robot aftermarket service system.
OneRobotics' products are currently available in over 90 countries and regions, serving more than 5 million households. As its portfolio of embodied robots expands and more units enter real-world application environments, the company aims to further bolster its localized service and aftermarket support capabilities to match its growing product scale.
