From Scenario Showcases to Insight Sharing — HyT Capital's Portfolio Companies Shine at the World Robot Conference

Anyverse Dynamics:

An Open Booth Showcasing "Human-Robot Symbiosis"

Anyverse Dynamics made a strong appearance at WRC with a series of self-developed core technologies, including the self-developed general-purpose embodied brain MWA™, the robot hardware K15, the multimodal first-person perception terminal AnySense Ego, the 7-DOF humanoid arm Anyverse ADA, and the central computing platform Anyverse ASC. In collaboration with HOLLYS, a coffee brand under South Korea's KG Group, the company created a "Human-Robot Symbiosis Immersive Robot Coffee Space." In an open commercial setting, the robot continuously completed complex tasks such as beverage delivery, table cleaning, trash disposal, hand sanitizing, and chair restocking.

Beyond the booth, Anyverse Dynamics' core team was deeply involved in the WRC main forum and multiple side events. Zhang Yufeng, Founder and CEO of Anyverse Dynamics, was invited to speak at the main forum, where he systematically articulated the technical roadmap of "latent space world model + reinforcement learning," and put forward the proposition of "developing skills in industrial settings and generalization in commercial settings." Xia Zhongpu, Co-founder and CTO, shared his perspective on world models at the roundtable "From Technological Singularity to Industrial Singularity: The Dual Threshold of Embodied Intelligence," starting from a technical cognition standpoint. Shen Mingda, General Manager of Product Solutions, spoke at the "Smart Manufacturing Site · Embodied Intelligence Industrial Trial" forum, elaborating on how industrial scenarios serve as a critical proving ground for honing the operational skills of the general-purpose embodied brain MWA™.

Mochi Intelligence:

From Service Scenario Training Grounds to Long-Horizon Home Tasks

At WRC, Mochi Intelligence publicly demonstrated for the first time the wheeled robot MORPHI KINO, powered by the MoRA (MORPHI Reasoning & Autonomy) embodied model architecture. The robot autonomously completed a 15-minute, multi-zone, multi-step long-horizon home task demonstration. In a simulated home environment, it seamlessly linked a series of daily chores — including living room cleaning and table tidying, refrigerator restocking, and laundry washing, drying, and folding — showcasing the robot's technical capabilities in environmental perception and object understanding, long-horizon task planning and continuous execution, and complex bimanual manipulation. The demonstration also validated its ability to adapt to narrow home spaces and real-world household layouts, as well as its capacity for stable edge-side operation.

On August 22, Huang Qingqiu, Co-founder and CTO of Mochi Intelligence, delivered a keynote speech at the WRC main forum titled "Solving Unstructured Home Challenges with End-to-End Embodied Intelligence: Bringing General-Purpose Robots to Serve Billions of Households." He proposed that homes present the highest demands for robot generalization capability, and therefore, the home is more like the destination after embodied intelligence capabilities have been accumulated. Mochi has chosen to first enter service scenarios with higher generalization requirements, such as hotels and apartment buildings. Through real-world operational data, it has built a complete data pipeline and explored MoRA model training, enabling robots to understand intent, make autonomous decisions, and continuously complete tasks.

Sudu Technology:

Moving Toward Scaled Deployment with Highly Reliable Robot Agents

On August 20, Sudu Technology appeared at the WRC main forum, where Co-founder and CEO Han Zheng delivered a keynote speech titled "From Embodied Research to Scaled Deployment: Building Highly Reliable Robot Agents." He pointed out that embodied intelligence, as an emerging research direction, is currently focused primarily on exploring generalization capabilities. However, for any AI technology to enter the real world, it must cross the threshold of reliability — a prerequisite that cannot be bypassed for scaled deployment.

In this presentation, Sudu Technology showcased its released sudo R1 system, which has become the industry's first system to achieve near-100% grasping success rates on the vast majority of graspable objects in common environments. Building on this foundation, Sudu's technical path moves from reusable skills to programmable robot agents — generating robot agents that can quickly adapt to new scenarios through agent recombination rather than retraining, thereby reducing the cost of bringing embodied intelligence into real production environments and shortening the cycle of scaled deployment.

Kunlunx AI:

Exploring 0-to-1 Industry Practice

During WRC, at the roundtable forum "Innovative Logic of Embodied Intelligence Commercialization," hosted by the China Centre for Promotion of SME Development under the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Lang Xianpeng, Co-founder and CTO of Kunlunx AI, joined Huang Qingqiu, Co-founder and CTO of Mochi Intelligence, and Xia Zhongpu, Co-founder and CTO of Anyverse Dynamics — both also HyT Capital portfolio companies — in a discussion titled "From Technological Singularity to Industrial Singularity: The Dual Threshold of Embodied Intelligence."

Lang Xianpeng proposed that the core challenge embodied intelligence must solve is not just getting models to imitate human actions, but getting them to understand the world. He emphasized that simply stacking compute and data cannot achieve true embodied intelligence — the data must contain descriptions of the world and changes in physical relationships, and the model must be taught to understand the essence of matter. Looking ahead to the real paradigm shift, Kunlunx AI is optimistic about China's strengths in hardware supply chain and diverse scenarios, and believes that China has the opportunity to usher in the "GPT moment" for physical-world AI in the embodied intelligence space.

The collective presence of HyT Capital's portfolio companies at WRC 2026 showcased the ongoing exploration of embodied intelligence as it moves into the real physical world.

HyT Capital will continue to track technological breakthroughs and industrial practices in the embodied intelligence space, accompanying founding teams as they validate and accumulate long-term value in real-world scenarios.

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