51WORLD (06651) saw its shares rise nearly 6% during morning trading. At the time of writing, the stock was up 4.35%, trading at HK$52.75, with a turnover of HK$17.06 million. The surge follows an announcement on March 24 that the group has developed and deployed an embodied AI foundation system, named 51Claw, based on the open-source AI Agent platform OpenClaw. 51Claw serves as a decision-making foundation for physical machines, integrating cloud-based multimodal large models with local edge computing to enable robots with spatial planning and natural language interaction capabilities. Technologically, 51Claw establishes a Real2Sim2Real closed-loop system that bridges the physical and digital worlds. The system collects multimodal spatial data to perform 3DGS (3D Gaussian Splatting) and 4DGS (4D Gaussian Splatting) scene reconstruction, generating a physical world model embedded with spatial memory. Leveraging the group's simulation training system, it uses reinforcement learning and physics engines to conduct task orchestration and motion training for robot models across numerous scenarios. The mature agent models are then seamlessly deployed to hardware in real-world environments. Currently, the system has been integrated with robotic dogs and humanoid robots, and has been connected to communication platforms such as Tencent's WeCom, forming a complete business process loop. The board believes that the implementation of 51Claw represents an extension of the group's underlying technology, following core platforms such as SimOne and DataOne, empowering its digital twin systems with the ability to directly perceive and manipulate the physical world. This advancement further solidifies the group's positioning in the spatial computing technology sector and aligns closely with its strategic goal of becoming the "first physical AI stock" in the capital markets, creating potential commercial growth opportunities across its business segments.