Hangzhou closes first Global Embodied AI Challenge and 2026 China Robot Competition
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The first Global Embodied AI Application Innovation Challenge and the 2026 China Robot Competition closed in Hangzhou on October 18, after three days of contest with more than 2,000 teams and nearly 5,000 players, according to QbitAI (量子位).
The event awarded 59 champion, 57 runner-up and 52 third-place prizes, plus 12 enterprise special-track prizes. Champion teams receive internship gold cards for internships at partner companies of the National Embodied AI Application Pilot Base.
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AIThe first Global Embodied AI Application Innovation Challenge and the 2026 China Robot Competition closed in Hangzhou on October 18, with more than 2,000 teams and nearly 5,000 players competing over three days. The contest awarded 59 champion, 57 runner-up and 52 third-place prizes, plus 12 enterprise special-track prizes. Champion teams receive "internship gold cards" for internships at partner companies of the National Embodied AI Application Pilot Base.
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