Recently, the Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Industry Conference (XAIR Conference) with the theme of "Smart Connected World Bay Area New Chapter" was held in Guangzhou. At the meeting, the Guangdong Province Outstanding Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Award (XAIR Award) for 2025 was presented, and Yuejiang Technology won the first prize of XAIR Award for Technological Progress.

It is reported that the XAIR Award aims to recognize projects that have made outstanding contributions in basic research, technological innovation, and industrialization, and promote high-quality development of the industry. Mao Junfa, academician of the CAS Member and president of Shenzhen University, served as the chairman of the award review.

Yuejiang Technology stood out in this competition with its "Key Robot Technologies and Industrial Applications" project. It has evolved intelligent collaborative robots into embodied intelligent agents with perception, thinking, and execution capabilities, and has accumulated massive scene data and iterative loops in over 100000 robot deployments worldwide. Toyota uses Yuejiang robots to achieve the automation upgrade of two major processes: high-precision "inspection" and intelligent "final assembly" of automobiles; Porsche uses cross-border robots in the manufacturing process of supercars to achieve automatic gluing of automotive parts; Samsung Electronics uses Yuejiang robots for automated detection of mobile phone folding screens, with a 50% increase in detection efficiency and an accuracy rate of 99%.

In the fields of smart retail and smart transportation, Yuejiang Robot has created an intelligent beverage bar for Coca Cola, which can understand personalized orders and independently complete the entire process of cup receiving, mixing, and dispensing; Green Source Group has deployed Yuejiang embodied intelligent robotic dogs in 10000 stores for guidance, demonstration, and customer service; Yuejiang Technology and Cao Cao Travel have reached a strategic cooperation, and humanoid robots have settled in the industry's first "green intelligent passage island".