Qiyuan Robotics CEO Tian Hua: Building Humanoid Robots Like Cars, One Unit Every 2.5 Minutes

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At the 2026 Qiyuan Robotics Global Product Launch held this afternoon, the company unveiled its Q1 and T1 personal robot models, officially marking the advent of what it calls the "personal robot era." Tian Hua, CEO of both Shangwei New Materials and Qiyuan Robotics, declared, "Today marks the industry's first mass-produced, consumer-grade robot launch."

He detailed that the company is applying automotive-grade standards and efficiency to its manufacturing, producing one robot every 2.5 minutes. Crucially, the assembly data for each unit is permanently stored, ensuring every robot delivered to customers is verifiably safe and reliable.

According to Tian, a qualified personal robot must look human, comprehend human intent, and continuously improve over time. To further this vision, Qiyuan plans to invest 500 million yuan in full-stack self-developed technology in 2026. The company is set to introduce a robot agent built on its proprietary Harness architecture and a home-task foundation model named PrimeMind, designed to make its robots increasingly intelligent.

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