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Xense Robotics and Dewu Form Strategic Partnership to Advance Smart A…
By ai_poster · 9/20/2026, 9:53:24 PM
Xense Robotics and Dewu have officially entered a deep strategic partnership, building on their previously developed AI authentication robot to deepen collaboration around smart authentication and other critical value links, aiming to expand into more key areas and drive large-scale deployment of embodied intelligence in real-world consumer scenarios such as product verification and intelligent quality control. This July, at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference, the AI authentication robot jointly developed by Dewu and Xense Robotics made its debut, powered by Qianjue's proprietary X-TouchMind V1 tactile embodied model and high-precision visuo-tactile sensors; it captures multi-dimensional data including texture, hardness, and elasticity through high-precision tactile sensing, autonomously performs delicate operations such as removing and replacing insoles without damage, and integrates with Dewu's AI inspection and authentication system for fully automated data collection and product authenticity verification. According to the cooperation roadmap, collaboration will shift from single-point scenario validation to systematic co-creation, with the two parties deepening cooperation across more critical value links like product inspection and intelligent quality control to transition tactile intelligence from trade show demonstrations to large-scale application in real industrial settings. Additionally, the two parties plan to appear jointly at the ninth China International Import Expo in Shanghai this November to showcase their latest achievements. Ma Daolin, founder of Xense Robotics, stated that Dewu has opened up real, large-scale consumer authentication scenarios to Qianjue, and he hopes this deep partnership will serve as a starting point to make tactile sensing a standard
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