2026 Fifth China Embodied Intelligence Robot Industry Conference and Exhibition (Greater Bay Area)

The 2026 Fifth China Embodied Intelligence Robot Industry Conference and Exhibition (Greater Bay Area) will be held at the Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport Expo Center. The event will spotlight significant technological breakthroughs in core areas such as embodied large models and collaborative intelligence, marking a crucial phase for the industry towards deepening application scenarios and achieving large-scale implementations. Despite these advances, challenges remain, including slow progress in domestic core component development, a shortage of cross-disciplinary talent, high application costs, and a lack of standards, necessitating a collective approach across the entire industry chain to address these issues.

The Greater Bay Area, with its comprehensive manufacturing system and over 600 companies in the intelligent manufacturing sector, provides a fertile ground for the iterative and commercial development of embodied intelligence technologies. The exhibition is expected to attract more than 500 exhibiting brands, over 30,000 visitors, and more than 220 professional procurement groups. The EAI SHOW 2026 aims to create a one-stop value connection platform that integrates "conference + exhibition + activities," covering all aspects from raw materials and component suppliers to system integrators and complete machine manufacturing.

The exhibition will showcase various core components and materials for robots, categorized into several domains:

The drive and control section include rotary and linear joints, motors, gear reducers, etc.; sensors such as 3D vision and LiDAR; AI chips featuring computing GPUs, TPUs, and NPUs; and energy and thermal management solutions like high-density batteries and solid-state lithium batteries.

In terms of service robots, the exhibition will feature dining, cleaning, entertainment, disinfection, patrol, and household robots. The industrial robots category will include types like handling, welding, and assembly robots. Furthermore, special-purpose robots and humanoid robots will also shine at the exhibition, showcasing underwater, firefighting, educational, entertainment, and service applications.