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CUHK’s InnoHK Hong Kong Centre for Logistics Robotics unveils Hong Kong’s first self-locally developed AI-powered quadrupedal robots and humanoid dual-arm platform

The Chinese University Hong Kong (CUHK)’s InnoHK Hong Kong Centre for Logistics Robotics (HKCLR) has unveiled Hong Kong’s first self-locally developed, AI-powered robotic platform. It comprises two core components, the LY 1 quadruped robot and the dual-arm embodied AI system powered by vision language model. This platform integrates high mobility with intelligent manipulation capabilities, showcasing advanced technologies in perception, decision-making and hardware execution. This is highly versatile and can be applied across various sectors such as logistics, retail and industrial automation, highlighting Hong Kong’s innovative capabilities in robotics and embodied intelligence, and marking a new chapter for local innovation and technology. ![YAN05812.jpg](https://www.hkclr.hk/uploads/YAN_05812_a8b456a0f5.jpg) #### Promote smart city development through robotic technology Professor Sun Dong, Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s...

News2 months ago

HKCLR委任香港中文大學竇琪教授為中心副總監

香港物流機械人研究中心（HKCLR）迎接重要人事任命－香港中文大學竇琪教授正式擔任HKCLR副總監。竇教授深耕人工智慧技術，持續探索人工智慧與機器人的深度融合，未來將協同中心總監劉雲輝教授推廣HKCLR的研究創新、產業轉化及人才培育。竇琪教授表示：“我非常榮幸能夠擔任香港物流機械人研究中心的副總監。期待在這...

News4 months ago

廣州華商學院代表團訪問HKCLR，探索人才培養新模式

6月23日，廣州華商學院校長胡軍、人工智能學院副院長楊波及中國科學院院士、廣州華商學院首席科學家陳新滋等一行到訪香港物流機械人研究中心（HKCLR）。此次交流旨在促進雙方在機器人及人工智能領域的人才培養、產教融合及科研平臺搭...

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Hong Kong Centre for Logistics Robotics (HKCLR) was established in 2020 by The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), with research contributions from the University of California, Berkeley (UCB). The Centre is supported by the InnoHK initiative of the Innovation and Technology Commission (ITC) of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government.

The Centre focuses on the research and development (R&D) of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies for “future workplace” as well as innovative solutions to the “pressing problems” in the logistics industry.