- FAW says the first commercial order is for a vocational university in Changchun.
- The planned delivery includes a robot and a joint-module test bench.
First order for research use
China FAW said its wheeled dual-arm robot secured its first commercial order on October 28. The robot is to be delivered to a vocational university in Changchun for an embodied intelligence innovation laboratory, according to a company report published on Sina Finance.
The company described the platform as combining an upper-body humanoid dual-arm structure with a wheeled mobile base. It integrates autonomous movement, coordinated manipulation and multimodal sensing, FAW said.
Laboratory equipment planned
The order also includes a joint-module test bench for measuring current, torque, speed and angle, and collecting performance data. FAW said the equipment would support teaching and research in embodied intelligence, mobile manipulation and robot control.
The company lists materials handling, workpiece transfer and coordinated dual-arm operations among potential industrial uses. Those are described applications, rather than evidence of deployments at each type of site. The announcement concerns an order and planned delivery; it does not say the university installation is already operating or disclose the contract's value.
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