Embodied AI field service · Shenzhen, China
We are an embodied AI field service company. Our work is to take robots out of the demo booth and put them into places where something has to happen on schedule: a stage, a showroom, a factory floor, a school timetable.
Three lines of work — performance and live shows, end-to-end robot integration, and school robotics programmes — run on the same delivery team and the same spares box.
Proof of field
Everything below happened in public. The photographs are from our own delivery files, not a stock library.
100+
Commercial shows and events delivered to date, from provincial TV galas to store openings.
Top 32
Of 1,400+ entries in a 3v3 robot football simulation league. Our first season in a formal competition.
24/7
On-site support during live runs. If a unit stops mid-show, someone is already there.
Business matrix
Most robotics suppliers stop at the hardware. Most agencies stop at the concept. We sit in between, which is why the same team that choreographs a show also writes the deployment document.
Robot lion dance and quadruped lion dance, built on the southern Chinese lion tradition and run by machines. Also humanoid stage acts, a robot MC, parade units and exhibition walk-arounds.
We handle the whole chain: concept, choreography, rehearsal, operator training and on-site operation.
Footfall and brand reachRequirement scoping, site survey, environment mapping, route planning, dialogue design, motion package development, ROS 2 and SDK adaptation, commissioning and on-site maintenance.
The handover includes the documentation your own staff need to keep it running after we leave.
Deployment and operationA graded L1–L4 curriculum from upper primary to university, covering block-based programming, Python and C++, ROS 2 and SLAM, plus teacher training and school team coaching.
Delivered as a full academic-year course or as holiday camps, weekend crash courses and single-day science-festival sessions.
Talent pipeline and ecosystemCore capabilities
The gap between a robot that works once on video and a robot that works every day is mostly unglamorous: mapping, timing, spares, a named person on call.
Stages, competitions, showrooms and classrooms. Every engagement has an audience, a schedule and a failure cost.
Concept, build, operate and train sit with the same team, so a change on site does not restart the paperwork.
Culture and tourism, retail, public services, healthcare, industrial campuses, schools — each with its own constraints on noise, safety and dwell time.
Standardised modules and documented handovers, so the second site costs less than the first.
Selected engagements
Clients are named on request and with their permission. What follows is the delivery specification, which is the part a procurement team can actually check.
| Setting | Scope delivered | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Provincial TV gala, Lantern Festival | Humanoid troupe, group-choreographed robot lion dance opening; heritage motifs staged with stage technology | 2026 |
| City talent-programme launch | Distributed quadruped fleet performance as part of a public city event; crowd-facing choreography | 2025 |
| Corporate headquarters showroom | Guide robot handling reception and floor narration, supporting visitor routing through the showroom | 2025 |
| Industrial internet promotion centre | Wheeled guide robot running autonomous tours in a live exhibition space | 2025–2026 |
| Events, competitions and science outreach | Robot football demonstration set up for spectators, hands-on interaction and sharing | 2026 |
Education programme
A robotics football course for upper primary through high school. Students learn on real hardware, iterate in simulation, and finish by playing a 3v3 match — the exam is a game, and it is not graded on attendance.
Modules are fixed, scheduling is not. Schools that can only commit 8, 11 or 16 lessons take a subset and still finish with a match.
Academic year, single semester, holiday camp, weekend crash course, and science-festival day.
The course is designed to be handed over to the school's own science and IT teachers, not kept on our payroll.
Questions
Each event is quoted individually, because the number depends on the robot type, the act format, the run time and the venue. Send the date, city and expected audience, and we reply with a written scope and price.
Yes, and supply comes attached to integration work: site survey, mapping, route design, dialogue content, motion packages, commissioning and an on-site maintenance arrangement. A robot without that work is a very expensive exhibit.
We deliver from Shenzhen across mainland China and travel for overseas engagements. For work outside China we plan shipping, customs clearance and the local crew window together with the client, and we quote those lines separately rather than hiding them in the day rate.
A 22-lesson academic year built from 12 capability modules, at one 90-minute lesson per week. Shorter formats exist for holiday camps, weekend crash courses and single-day science-festival sessions. The course assumes no prior programming experience.
That is enough for a first answer. We reply within 2 business days, GMT+8. If the brief is a show, a permanent installation or a school programme, the same form reaches the same team.