International Robotics Associations Innovation Salon was Successfully Held
On the afternoon of October 19, 2025, the International Robotics Associations Innovative Development Salon was successfully held at the Qingshanhu Sci-Tech City in Hangzhou. Under the theme “Collaborative Innovation, Intelligent Leadership,” the salon brought together robotics organization leaders, academicians, experts, and industry representatives from multiple countries including China, Finland, Singapore, Malaysia, Israel, Nepal, Thailand, the Philippines, Russia, and Spain. Participants engaged in in-depth discussions on critical topics such as cutting-edge technology, standardization , industrial applications and talent cultivation of robotics, collectively charting a new blueprint for the global robotics industry.
During the keynote speech session, experts shared their research findings and practical insights from various dimensions including technology, standards, law, education, and global perspectives.
Zhang Feng, Executive Vice President of the Zhejiang digital economy society, delivered a presentation titled “Methodology for Social Organization Operation: The Six-Vein Divine Sword.” He systematically elucidated the core logic of how social organizations can empower industrial development, providing a systematic approach for the operation of social organizations.
Yu Xueji, Executive Secretary-General of the China Chongqing Robot Industry Alliance delivered a report titled “Accelerating the Development of the Embodied Intelligent Robotics Industry” and analyzed how embodied intelligence is reshaping the future of the robotics sector.
Liu Minghan, General Manager of Shenzhen Wode Testing presented “Global Standardized Regulations and Laws for Robotics”. He systematically outlined the global standardization framework, thereby clarifying the development path for the international expansion of the robotics industry.
Qu Weixin, Secretary-General of the Suzhou Robotics Association, further integrated regional practices by sharing his insights on “International Standardization System and Practices for Intelligent Robotics,” demonstrating the proactive explorations of the Yangtze River Delta region in advancing standardization internationalization.
In the aspect of talent cultivation, Bu Yan, Vice Chairman of the Zhejiang Artificial Intelligence Association and Deputy Director of Hangzhou Automation Technology Institute, delivered a presentation titled “Framework Analysis of Dexterous Robotic Hand Training Materials,” in which he analyzed innovative models for skills inheritance and the cultivation of specialized robotics talent.
Dr. Han Fuchang, Product Director of the Zhejiang Humanoid Robot Innovation Center, delivered a speech titled “Research on the Humanoid Robot Training Material System.” From the perspective of constructing a teaching material framework, he explored the systematic development of talent cultivation, emphasizing that standards and technologies ultimately realize their value through competent professionals.
Zhang Yujuan, General Manager of Hangzhou Yuxin United Intellectual Property Agency, using Shenhao Technology’s intelligent inspection robot as a case study, analyzed “The Role of Li-navigation Technology in the Development of the Robotics Industry,” demonstrating that the implementation of cutting-edge technologies relies on the drive from specific application scenarios.
Finally, Zhang Jianwei, Foreign Member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, Member of the German National Academy of Science and Engineering, and Distinguished Visiting Professor at Tsinghua University, whose primary research focuses on embodied intelligent robotics, delivered a landmark speech titled “Global Development of Humanoid Robots.” He outlined future trends and industrial opportunities in humanoid robotics. His wonderful presentation brought a perfect conclusion to the salon.
The International Robotics Associations Innovation Salon served not only as a convergence platform for cutting-edge ideas in robotics, but also as a significant catalyst for practical cooperation. It fully demonstrated the pivotal role of IARA in promoting coordinated development across the global robotics industry.
