STANFORD, Calif., Feb. 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- On February 26, PL-Universe Robotics successfully held a flagship Physical AI & Robot event at Stanford University, themed Robots Master the Production Line? PL-Universe: VLA for Autonomy, Robotics & Investment. The event gathered Stanford students, robotics and autonomous driving practitioners, veteran investors and academic experts, fostering in-depth discussions on VLA technological breakthroughs, industrial robotics deployment, and investment logic in the era of Embodied AI, showcasing the strength of China's Deep Tech in the global & physical AI frontier.
As a pioneer in industrial-grade embodied AI robotics, PL-Universe's Founder & COO Ge Jin delivered a keynote speech, proposing the innovative "universal ontology + rapidly replaceable dedicated end-effectors" solution to meet the rigorous industrial demands for flexibility, reliability and large-scale deployment, redefining the new paradigm of intelligent manufacturing.
Quan Kuichen, Head of PL-Universe's Large Model Team, decoded VLA's industrial applications, sharing the company's technological breakthroughs in multi-modal data collection, cloud-edge collaboration and few-shot learning, driving embodied AI from lab to production lines with sub-millimeter precision and real-time performance.
Xing Lei, a renowned automotive industry observer, analyzed the global competition landscape of physical AI, noting that China excels in supply chains and scenarios while the US leads in algorithms and chips in the embodied AI field, calling for complementary Sino-US cooperation.
TSVC General Partner Spencer Greene gave a venture capital perspective on investing in Embodied AI startups. He discussed opportunities driven by structural labor shortages that can be solved by Embodied AI systems and emphasized a focus on real commercial value, while cautioning against some of the hype in the humanoid sector.
Adhering to "driving industrial upgrading through technological innovation", PL-Universe will continue to deepen R&D in industrial embodied AI and strengthen global cooperation to empower the intelligent transformation of global manufacturing.
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PL-Universe with Stanford: Groundbreaking Physical AI & Robot Event Successfully Concluded
BEIJING, Feb. 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- More than 30 fine Dehua white porcelain pieces debuted at the Palais des Nations in Geneva on Feb. 24, highlighting the contemporary vitality of traditional Chinese craftsmanship.
The exhibits blending traditional aesthetics with contemporary design drew UN officials, diplomats in Geneva and representatives from China and Switzerland, showcasing the unique charm of Chinese ceramic culture.
During a symposium on global governance and high-quality enterprise development, Dehua County in southeast China's Fujian Province held a promotion event for "Blanc de Chine • Porcelain from Dehua", marking its efforts to align cultural heritage with global development and advance high-quality industrial growth.
Meanwhile, a promotion center for "Blanc de Chine • Porcelain from Dehua" was also inaugurated. Fang Junqin, Party Chief of Dehua County, said the launch of the center marks a key step for Dehua ceramics to further expand into the European market.
With a ceramic industry cluster exceeding 76 billion yuan and products exported to more than 190 countries and regions, Dehua has grown into a key production and innovation hub. The county has established a full industrial chain spanning design, manufacturing and marketing, supported by advanced technologies such as AI-assisted design and 3D printing.
Dehua has also strengthened global brand building and intellectual property protection, with its experience recognized by the World Intellectual Property Organization as a model case in copyright protection.
At the promotion event, Fang outlined three visions for international cooperation: building a global creative workshop for designers, fostering long-term exchanges with museums and cultural institutions, and expanding mutually beneficial trade partnerships.
As Dehua advances toward the goal of building a 100-billion-yuan industrial cluster, it will continue to take culture as its soul, industry as its foundation and cooperation as its bridge, making the gentle hue of "Blanc de Chine" a bond connecting the world and bringing its exquisite ceramics to more international consumers, according to Fang.
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Xinhua Silk Road: Dehua unveils three visions in Geneva, promoting cultural exchange and industrial cooperation
