Writing Calligraphy, Practicing Martial Arts: Xiamen FTZ's First Professional Robot Exhibition Center Opens

A calligraphy brush in a robot's hand gracefully writes the character "福" (fortune), a powerful, vigorous intangible cultural heritage martial art "Liancheng Quan" is precisely replicated by a robot, while another robot skillfully identifies and grasps a diverse array of objects... Yesterday, the Yuanqi Innovation Robot Exhibition Center, located in the National "Xinhuo" Innovation and Entrepreneurship Base's Xiangyu Park Incubation Accelerator, officially opened. Robots are now simulating, integrating into, and even expanding human activity scenarios with unprecedented finesse.

This is Xiamen Free Trade Zone's first and currently only professional robot exhibition center. Its opening is not only a window for showcasing robot technology, but also a key strategic move in Xiamen FTZ's layout of the embodied intelligence industry. Located in Xiamen FTZ's Central Business District, the center integrates product display, technology experience, industry exchange, and science education, aiming to let visitors experience up close the application potential of robot technology in sectors including entertainment, industry, and commerce.

Directly Experiencing Robot Technology's Precision, Flexibility, and Intelligence

Here, robots are not merely cold machinery, but intelligent agents integrating advanced perception, decision-making, and execution capabilities. Through dynamic demonstration zones and immersive interactive experience areas, visitors can directly experience the precision, flexibility, and intelligence of robot technology.

Inside the exhibition center, the intelligent robot "Lingxi X2" replicates a set of Fujian Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage representative project—Liancheng Quan (martial arts)—with fluid, powerful movements. Its joints rotate flexibly, with punches and kicks interpreting the essence of traditional martial arts, like a "kung fu rising star." Huang Yanlin, Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage representative inheritor of Liancheng Quan, nodded repeatedly on-site, praising its restoration accuracy of "at least 80% or more." He admitted that initially he could hardly imagine a robot completing such delicate yet internally forceful movements—the demonstration before his eyes made him genuinely feel the power of "technology empowerment."

The calligraphy-writing robot is particularly eye-catching. Its robotic arm steadily starts the stroke, through precise force control and path planning, moving the brush across red paper like flowing clouds and water. Between horizontal strokes, vertical strokes, left-falling strokes, and right-falling strokes, a neat yet charm-filled character "福" (fortune) gradually emerges, both preserving the brushwork spirit of traditional calligraphy while revealing the precision and orderliness bestowed by intelligent technology.

On another side, the "AgiBot Elf G1" general-purpose embodied intelligent robot, like an experienced item sorter, flexibly and skillfully sorts diverse items including badminton shuttlecocks, dolls, and cola cans, demonstrating the technological pathway of embodied intelligence from laboratory to practical scenarios. Meanwhile, the autonomous patrol robot dog in the park integrates multiple intelligent recognition and data analysis functions, providing 24/7 patrol solutions.

Driving Industry from Individual Breakthroughs to Cluster Development

Behind the exhibition center lies a rapidly growing industrial chain. As a company registered and established in September 2025, Yuanqi Innovation (Xiamen) Robotics Co., Ltd. has quickly emerged under the "one-stop" services of the National "Chipfire" Innovation and Entrepreneurship Base's Xiangyu Park Incubation Accelerator. The accelerator has attracted 12 companies covering fields including chip design, AI models, and embodied intelligence, with projected 2026 annual output exceeding RMB 300 million.

"Companies can move in directly—from site layout and renovation design, to employee recruitment and registration, to chip design think tank support, talent training, and intellectual property drafting—we provide full-chain solutions to early-stage challenges," said Shi Feng, the accelerator's director. The opening of the exhibition center is precisely a practice of the "cultivation + empowerment" model, with the goal not only to attract companies, but to drive upstream and downstream industrial chain aggregation, propelling the industry from "individual breakthroughs" toward "cluster development."

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