On October 30, the 2026 Autel Air-Ground Intelligence Alliance Conference, themed “Air-Ground Integration, Igniting the Future,” was held in Shenzhen. Autel’s subsidiary Daohe Tongtai, together with ecosystem partners Autel Robotics and SaiFang Technology, officially launched the AAGI (Autel Air-Ground Intelligence) solutions brand, introducing wheeled humanoid robots, bipedal humanoid robots, and other hardware products along with three software platforms, and presenting the “Industry Brain” multimodal model for Physical Agents. On-site contract signings at the launch reached RMB 131 million.
The highlight of the conference was air-ground collaborative operations: drones conducting aerial patrols, ground robots performing on-site verification, and software platforms orchestrating task scheduling — forming a complete closed loop around scenarios such as campus inspection, highway patrol, and emergency rescue. The embodied-intelligence Ranger series robots made their official debut, forming a product matrix of multi-scenario smart clusters, multiple form factors, and full-state coverage; on the software side, the AIP platform along with Avant Hub 2.0, EIS 2.x, and other platform products were introduced. In addition, the conference displayed multiple low-altitude security devices covering a three-layer progression of detection, jamming, and interception, pushing interception points forward beyond the core defense zone.
From an industry-landscape perspective, the AAGI launch represents another canonical path for embodied-intelligence deployment — no single-point hardware showboating, but packaging aerial drones, ground robots, scheduling platforms, and industry models into industry solutions that directly target B2B scenarios with clearly identified paying customers such as inspection, security, and emergency response. As humanoid robots move from press events to inspection sites, the combination of industry brains and edge-computing foundations is becoming standard: only when models sink to on-site devices and computing power moves close to operational nodes can air-ground swarms truly shed their strong dependence on the cloud and achieve millisecond-level response.
This is precisely the home turf of Junyi Microelectronics’ edge-computing products: the AI-BOX-3588 and 5G-EDGE-3399Pro edge computing hosts can serve as the local “cerebellum” of robots and unmanned systems, completing multi-source sensor fusion and real-time inference on site; the K-series edge AI motherboards and the J-3568/J-3576/J-3588 core boards provide compact, wide-temperature, reliable computing foundations for various robot bodies and control terminals; and the IPC-i5-1235U industrial mini PC handles scheduling and data governance at field stations. Junyi’s full-stack edge hardware matrix can fully carry the layered computing requirements of air-ground intelligence solutions, from single-machine intelligence to swarm coordination.
Source: http://finance.sina.com.cn/tech/roll/2026-10-31/doc-inixazss4884628.shtml (October 31, 2026)