From August 27 to 30, 2026, the 2026 China International Big‑Data Industry Expo was held in Guiyang. Hosted by the National Data Administration and undertaken by the People’s Government of Guizhou Province, the Expo brought together exhibitors covering the entire industrial chain, ranging from computing‑power infrastructure and model‑driven technologies to data supply and application deployment.

As a key enterprise in Guizhou’s physical‑AI track, JX Intelligence made its debut at the Big‑Data Expo, showcasing its full‑stack self‑developed physical‑AI technology system to the industry.

JX Intelligence Booth at the 2026 China International Big‑Data Industry Expo

Over the four‑day exhibition, JX Intelligence delivered a remarkable first‑time appearance at the Expo and garnered extensive attention across booth demonstrations, industrial forums and media coverage.

During the event, Liu Liehong (Alternate Member of the 20th Central Committee), Member of the Party Leadership Group of the National Development and Reform Commission, Secretary of the Party Leadership Group and Director‑General of the National Data Administration, together with other leading officials, visited and inspected JX Intelligence’s booth.

At the booth, a quadruped robot powered by JX‑Phi Brain, the physical‑AI brain, carried out autonomous inspection within a simulated substation scenario, while a robotic arm accurately completed positioning and button‑operation tasks. The officials stopped to watch the demonstration and affirmed the capability of physical‑AI technologies to move out of laboratories and into real‑world industrial sites.

Liu Liehong, Director‑General of the National Data Administration, and His Delegation Visit and Inspect JX Intelligence’s Booth

On August 27, the Gui’an New Area Embodied‑Intelligence Data‑Factor Industry Forum & Investor Exchange Summit, an important supporting event of the 2026 Big‑Data Expo, was successfully held. Organized by the Administrative Committee of Gui’an New Area, the summit gathered distinguished guests including government leaders, industry experts, leading enterprises and financial investment institutions. Pang Haitian, Chairman and CEO of JX Intelligence, delivered a keynote speech at the conference.

Media Spotlight: Special Coverage by Xinhua News Agency

JX Intelligence received intensive coverage from multiple mainstream media outlets throughout the Expo. On August 29, Xinhua News Agency ran a live‑streamed booth tour of the 2026 Big‑Data Expo under the theme “Exploring the Expo: Decoding the Token Economy — How New Technologies Reshape Our Lives?”, attracting over 500,000 views.

Pang Haitian, Chairman & CEO, Interviewed by Xinhua News Agency

During the live broadcast, JX Intelligence’s quadruped robot driven by JX‑Phi Brain stood out as one of the highlights. The robot autonomously completed inspection, identification and operational tasks inside a simulated substation environment, visually demonstrating to audiences nationwide how physical‑AI technology has been deployed across thousands of real‑world industrial sites.

In‑depth reports on JX Intelligence were also released by a wide range of other media, covering multiple dimensions including technical roadmaps, implementation achievements, product portfolios and regional strategies, and illustrating the value of physical‑AI industrial applications.

Booth Highlights: Robot‑Dog, Robotic Arm and Industrial‑Site Simulation

At JX Intelligence’s booth, a yellow safety fence enclosed a simulated‑operation zone where quadruped robots, robotic arms and work‑oriented drones were on full display. Two quadruped robots powered by JX‑Phi Brain moved nimbly across the demonstration area — climbing steps, navigating narrow passages, conducting infrared temperature measurement and identifying hidden hazards, all without human intervention.

On‑site Operational Demonstration of the Quadruped Robot

AgileRanger C1U, the lightweight inspection robot, is capable of 7×24‑hour monitoring in high‑risk environments such as substations and photovoltaic power stations. TitanRanger X1U, the heavy‑duty manipulation robot, is equipped with a robotic arm and professional payloads, extending its capability from anomaly detection to contact‑based inspection and on‑site operations. Within the simulated power‑industry scenario, the robotic arm precisely performed positioning and button‑pressing operations; when encountering obstacles, the robot autonomously replanned its route to continue its mission.

Core Technical Vision: One‑Brain‑Multi‑Agent and Three‑Tier Architecture

The core exhibit brought by JX Intelligence was not a single‑robot hardware unit, but the unified physical‑AI brain — JX‑Phi Brain — that powers these diverse robotic bodies.

This embodies the company’s core technical roadmap of One‑Brain‑Multi‑Agent: a single physical‑AI brain can drive different end‑devices including quadruped robots, drones and humanoid robots, linking perception, task understanding, decision‑making and execution into one workflow.

In an interview during the Expo, Pang Haitian, Chairman and CEO of JX Intelligence, noted that most existing industry solutions adopt the “One‑Robot‑One‑Brain” architecture, where the AI brain is tightly coupled with a specific robot hardware. Switching to a new robot body requires retraining from scratch, resulting in weak scenario generalization and high deployment costs. By contrast, JX‑Phi Brain adopts a general cross‑embodiment architecture. One unified brain can drive multiple robotic platforms, forming a complete technical closed‑loop: perceive the world, understand the world, make autonomous decisions and interact with the world across cross‑modal, cross‑embodiment and cross‑task scenarios.

Pang Haitian, Chairman & CEO, Being Interviewed On‑site

In terms of technical architecture, JX Intelligence has built a three‑tier system:

• The bottom layer is the data‑infrastructure layer, which continuously collects real‑world physical data for model training and iteration.
• The middle layer is the physical‑AI brain, which controls robots and delivers intelligent perception and autonomous‑operation capabilities.
• The top‑level industrial Harness (Rein Mechanism) constrains and regulates embodied‑intelligence behaviours in real‑world environments, ensuring robots can execute industrial‑grade tasks safely, stably and over long‑term cycles.

Behind the Exhibition: Real‑World Validation across Thousands of Industrial Sites

Pang Haitian stated in his interview: “We want the industry and the public to see that JX Intelligence’s physical‑AI solutions are already running live at thousands of industrial sites.”

JX Intelligence’s solutions have been deployed across 27 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions in China, covering thousands of industrial stations in key sectors including power grids, new‑energy facilities, oil‑gas operations, iron‑and‑steel plants, chemical complexes and urban rail transit. Beyond the sheer number of deployed projects, these extensive real‑world scenarios continuously generate datasets of abnormal events, environmental changes and task‑execution records. The company has established a three‑in‑one data foundation: industrial operating conditions — edge‑end physical‑robot operation — virtual simulation & deduction, enabling a full data closed‑loop of “Deployment‑Data Collection‑Model Training‑Continuous Iteration”.

Guizhou as a Strategic Starting‑point: Expanding Footprint across Southwest China

This marked JX Intelligence’s first appearance at the Big‑Data Expo. According to Pang Haitian, Guizhou boasts solid computing‑power infrastructure, mature energy industries and outstanding platforms for nationwide industrial cooperation. Its local industrial scenarios, including hydropower, thermal power, photovoltaic stations and coal mines, are highly aligned with JX Intelligence’s core technological strengths.

JX Intelligence plans to build a data‑processing and model‑training centre for its physical‑AI brain in Gui’an, forming a self‑reinforcing loop: “Train in Gui’an — Deploy Nationwide — Optimize Continuously”. Leveraging local industrial scenarios in Guizhou, the company will carry out further application validation of its physical‑AI brain for inspection, security monitoring and on‑site operations, and develop customized solutions adapted to industrial environments across Southwest China.

In the long‑term, building on its project experience in Guizhou and the broader Southwest region, JX Intelligence will gradually expand into neighbouring markets, verify the replicability of its physical‑AI capabilities in real‑world deployments, and then roll out its solutions to other regions of China.

The 2026 China International Big‑Data Industry Expo has now concluded successfully. For JX Intelligence, this debut represented a pivotal shift from behind‑the‑scenes technology R&D to public‑facing industry showcase. Beyond unveiling its full‑fledged physical‑AI technology ecosystem, the company put forward a key insight for the industry: As robot hardware becomes increasingly diversified, the next‑stage challenge for the industry may no longer simply be “whether a robot can move”, but whether it can comprehend on‑site conditions, make independent judgements and fully complete assigned tasks.

JX Intelligence will continue to invest in enhancing the universality, reliability and iterative capability of its physical‑AI brain, promote large‑scale deployment of physical‑AI in more scenarios, and empower thousands of industries through its One‑Brain‑Multi‑Agent technology.

On‑site View of JX Intelligence’s Booth at the 2026 Big‑Data Expo