Multi-Brand Robots on One Stage | BridgeDP & QingTian Rent Explore Robotic Applications

On the afternoon of September 16, the Qingtianzu Eco-partner Conference was held in Shanghai. BridgeDP was invited to attend the event. Li Xian, Head of RoboCraft AI Platform, participated in the roundtable discussion and represented BridgeDP in the ecosystem partner signing, awarding, and photo sessions, exploring new possibilities of robotic ecosystem collaboration and scenario applications together with industry partners.

During the hands-on experience session, BridgeDP presented the "Star Cast Silicon Group", composed of three humanoid robots of different brands: Unitree G1, Agibot X2, and Fourier PM01. Powered by RoboCraft AI, the general robot locomotion capability development platform, they brought an interactive demonstration of "Avatar" real-time control.

Three robot brands, two motion-tracking devices, one single stage. BridgeDP showcased its capabilities in cross-brand hardware control, cross-brand stage coordination, and real-time motion tracking using professional mocap/VR devices.

"Avatar" Upgraded: PICO + Xsens, Multi-device, Multi-model Cohabitation

In this event, BridgeDP connected different robot brands simultaneously using different types of motion-tracking devices in the same scene for the first time: a PICO device connected to Unitree G1, and an Xsens professional mocap system connected to Agibot X2 and Fourier PM01, performing an "Avatar" real-time live show together on stage.

Once human motions are captured by different devices, they are mapped to different robot hardwares in real time via BridgeDP's locomotion control models, enabling cross-device, cross-brand real-time motion tracking and stage coordination.

From professional mocap systems to lightweight VR headsets, various devices can now serve as the motion interface between humans and robots. On the robot side, locomotion is no longer restricted to a specific brand or hardware model.

Devices may vary, and hardware may differ, but the underlying locomotion capabilities can gradually become generalized. This is the deeper significance behind showcasing the two "Avatar" solutions side by side on stage.

Currently, the "Avatar" capability based on Xsens has been launched on RoboCraft AI, enabling users to connect, deploy, and launch across various robot hardwares. The "Avatar" capability based on PICO devices will also be available on the platform soon.

For scenarios like commercial shows, cultural tourism, and showrooms that require rich robotic content and live interaction, this translates to more flexible content generation. Users can pre-program actions and stage choreography using RoboCraft AI to coordinate different robot brands, or use professional mocap/VR devices to control robots in real time, interacting with audiences or performing theatrical plays.

From "pre-programmed shows" to "real-time interaction", from single models to cross-brand combinations, robotic stage applications are unlocking endless possibilities.

Ecosystem Building: Driving Technical Capabilities into Real-World Scenarios

During the conference, Li Xian, Head of RoboCraft AI Platform, was invited to join the roundtable discussion, exchanging insights on robotic technologies and applications with industry partners. Concurrently, BridgeDP attended the signing and awarding ceremonies as an ecosystem partner, deepening collaborations within the industry.

As robots accelerate from technical proof-of-concept to real-world applications, collaboration among hardware manufacturers, software platforms, leasing services, and site operators is becoming increasingly vital.

Particularly in commercial performances, tourism, exhibition halls, and education, clients need more than just an "off-the-shelf robot". They require robots that can quickly access content, complete deployment, and operate stably upon arrival.

The collaboration with Qingtianzu and other partners will further connect core technologies, robot hardwares, and real-world scenarios, allowing robotic capabilities to serve practical applications more efficiently.

Enable different robot brands to share locomotion capabilities, allow diverse devices to serve as interaction interfaces, and ensure robot applications are no longer limited by a single brand or model.

In the future, BridgeDP will continue to delve deep into robot "cerebellum" (locomotion control) technology. Based on this, we will integrate cutting-edge technologies, expand the boundaries of RoboCraft AI, and explore more cross-brand robot applications with hardware makers, leasing firms, integrators, and venue partners, aiming to build a general robot operating system centered on locomotion capabilities, and accelerating the deployment of robots in real-world scenarios.