A cross-border circulation and trade platform for embodied AI data elements made its debut at the 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS), offering a channel to pool global data and push them to go to the international market.
This year's edition of CIFTIS opened on Wednesday and runs through Sunday at Shougang Park in Shijingshan District, a former industrial site and venue for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. The fair has drawn participants from 90 countries, regions and international organizations, with more than 1,800 companies exhibiting their products. Among them are 473 Fortune Global 500 firms and other industry leaders.
The platform is designed to open up two-way data flows, match supply and demand for various data elements, and generate large-scale circulation effects, significantly improving model research and training efficiency for humanoid robots and other embodied AI products.
The platform has completed construction of its underlying infrastructure, data circulation infrastructure, unified portal and eight business subsystems.
It has also established a full transaction loop covering data product listing, order submission, compliance assessment, contract signing, payment and settlement, improving the convenience of data going global and the efficiency of compliance management.
The debut comes as Shijingshan District upgrades its embodied AI infrastructure, underscoring the district's ambitions in the embodied AI industry.
"By attracting upstream and downstream companies to gather in the district, we are building a development loop that runs from data collection to model training, to the development of high-performance physical systems, and ultimately to real-world application," said Fu Hang, director of the Comprehensive Service Center of the Shijingshan Park Management Committee of Zhongguancun Science Park.
Embodied AI data cross-border trade platform debuts at CIFTIS
