BridgeDP Debuts at FAIR plus | Building the Embodied AI Ecosystem with a Universal Robotics Infrastructure

On April 22, the FAIR plus 2026 Robot Industry Linkage Conference officially opened at Hall 9 of the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center (Futian). As a benchmark enterprise deeply committed to general-purpose robot infrastructure, BridgeDP showcased its full-stack motion control solution at Booth H9X09, presenting core foundational technologies for general-purpose robots. At the same time, powered by its self-developed general-purpose robot motion development platform—Bridge Engine, the现场 dynamic motion demonstration fully highlighted its leading technical strength and industrial ecosystem value in motion control.

Technology Solutions on Display

Building the Technology Base for General-Purpose Infrastructure

At this exhibition, BridgeDP focused on the robotcontrol, perception, and execution full-chain core capabilities, systematically presenting multiple motion control solutions tailored for industrial deployment, fully adapting to the diverse application needs of the sector.

• Omnidirectional Mobile Motion Control Solution

  Focused on the demand for all-domain mobility in complex scenarios, it enables stable walking, agile omnidirectional movement, multi-terrain adaptation, and intelligent dynamic obstacle avoidance, combining high environmental robustness with operational safety to provide technical support for safe and efficient robot operations across varied terrain.

• Whole-Body Imitation Motion Control Solution

  Based on high-precision motion tracking and reinforcement learning core algorithms, it accurately replicates full-body human movements with high fidelity and natural, seamless execution, and can be widely applied to commercial performances, human-robot interaction, smart services, and other diverse scenarios.

• General-Purpose Humanoid Robot Whole-Body Controller

  As the core central hub for robot operation at the base layer, it enables precise multi-joint coordination, high-dynamic rapid response, and cross-platform compatibility across multiple hardware systems. With low-latency computing and high-dynamic motion control capabilities, it provides reliable software support for standardized robot products and large-scale mass production.

The three technical solutions are deeply integrated and highly versatile, providing OEMs, system integrators, and scenario application partners withdeployable, transferable, and mass-producible one-stop motion control technical services.

Bridge Engine Live Demo

Unitree G1 Wins the Crowd with Agile Performances

At the exhibition, BridgeDP presented an on-site demonstration of the full workflow of its self-developed zero-code general-purpose robot motion development platform—Bridge Engine. Relying on the platform's core capabilities ofzero-code visual editing, one-click motion extraction from video, intelligent retargeting, and more, it quickly completed motion deployment and demonstration, enabling the Unitree G1 robot to smoothly perform moves from “ZOO” and “Blow a Kiss,” showcasing fluid motion and vivid, natural human-robot interaction.

Unitree G1 robot performs “ZOO” through Bridge Engine

• Zero-code lightweight operation greatly lowers the technical barrier for robot motion development

• Rapid deployment of popular dance moves, supporting motion extraction from video and intelligent retargeting

• Cross-model generalization of motion strategies, with deployment taking as little as 3 minutes from download to deployment

These intuitive real-world demonstrations fully validated Bridge Engine's core advantages in simplifying development workflows, improving deployment efficiency, and enabling cross-hardware general adaptation, attracting many industry attendees, partners, and technical experts to stop and engage in in-depth discussions. At present, Bridge Engine continues to iterate and upgrade, and will keep integrating more robot models to continuously build general-purpose robot motion control infrastructure.

Deepening Industrial Ecosystem Connections

Exploring New Paths for Embodied Intelligence Development

During the exhibition, BridgeDP actively connected upstream and downstream partners across the industrial chain, engaging in comprehensive and in-depth exchanges with complete-machine manufacturers, core component suppliers, research institutions, and scenario application service providers.

FAIR plus 2026 On-Site

• Sharing technical pathways and cutting-edge experience in motion control

• Discussing key industry topics such as cross-model generalization, low-cost development, and large-scale deployment

• Promoting upstream-downstream collaboration to build a more open and efficient industrial cooperation model

Today, the embodied intelligence industry is advancing rapidly, with motion control serving as the core cornerstone for robots to achieve generalization, scenario adaptation, and large-scale deployment. In the future, BridgeDP will continue to focus on the construction of general-purpose robot infrastructure, using technological innovation as its core driving force to continuously refine core motion control technologies and product solutions; guided by an open and symbiotic ecosystem philosophy, it will join hands with partners across the entire industrial chain to drive the deep empowerment of motion control technologies in diverse fields such as education and training, commercial performances, smart services, and industrial applications, helping embodied intelligence technology achieve deeper real-world deployment and jointly promoting high-quality, sustainable development of the robotics industry.