The 2026 World Intelligence Industry Fair themed “Intelligence Empowers the World, Motion Shapes the Future” grandly opened on May 28.As a benchmark enterprise in embodied intelligence, Galileo (Tianjin) Technology Co., Ltd. set up five innovative exhibition areas and exhibited its full self-developed robot lineup. Its diverse products and cutting-edge technologies wowed attendees and won high recognition from municipal leaders, making it a core highlight in the embodied intelligence track of this fair.
Galileo attended five venues at the expo: Tianjin General Exhibition Area, Jinnan Featured Zone, JD Town Real-Scenario Zone, independent brand booth and WIIF Carnival, covering city promotion, regional industry publicity, commercial demonstration, brand display and public entertainment.On-site bionic quadruped robots smoothly executed jumps, climbing and obstacle avoidance. Powered by self-developed motion control algorithms, their stable bionic gaits drew crowds of official media, professional clients, citizens and influencers to take photos.
At this exhibition, Galileo displayed a full lineup of robots covering civil, special and humanoid tracks, demonstrating its full-chain independent R&D strength.he series of quadruped robots of various sizes have respective functions. Small models are applicable to cultural tourism performances, daily companionship and campus scientific research; medium-sized models can be equipped with multiple sensors to perform inspection, rescue, security and other tasks on all kinds of complex terrains. Large heavy-duty robots with strong load capacity are used for inspection with heavy equipment and plateau material transportation. The EX-1 electric explosion-proof quadruped robot can enter toxic, hazardous, flammable and explosive high-risk environments to replace manual operations. As a highlight exhibit, the humanoid robot showcases the company’s cutting-edge breakthroughs in general humanoid intelligent agents.
During the expo, Chen Min’er, Secretary of the Tianjin Municipal Party Committee; Zhang Gong, Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee and Mayor; Wang Xu, Executive Vice Mayor; and Vice Mayors Wang Baoyu and Zhai Lixin successively visited the booth for inspection and research.Company executives briefed leaders on local R&D layout, core technologies, application scenarios and industrial plans, with on-site robot motion interaction demonstrations.Municipal leaders inquired in detail about technical breakthroughs and industrial chain support, fully recognizing the firm’s achievements in embodied intelligence, full-stack independent R&D and homegrown robot brand building.Leaders stated intelligent robots are core equipment for fostering new productive forces, urging the firm to advance core components and algorithms, expand application scenarios relying on Tianjin’s robust intelligent industry, and drive coordinated upgrading of local robot industrial chains.
Major domestic official and tech media focused on the booth. Delegations from multiple foreign countries visited to discuss technical cooperation and overseas agency partnerships. Government entities and manufacturers came in streams to negotiate customized inspection and special-operation robot solutions. Several intended cooperation agreements were reached on-site, with tentative orders exceeding 10 million yuan.
Rooted in Tianjin with a global vision, Galileo focuses on embodied intelligence and independently develops the full chain of complete robots, motors, motion algorithms and human-machine interaction large models. This joint multi-exhibition participation fully demonstrates the company’s technical strength and embodies tech innovators’ efforts to boost Tianjin’s AI industry. Going forward, the firm will keep upgrading quadruped, humanoid and special robots, exploring diverse applications in smart cities, industrial emergency response, cultural tourism and daily services. Its self-developed robotic technologies will empower various industries and help Tianjin build a nationally leading smart robot industrial hub.
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