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This latest technology blends in to accelerate the commercialization of smart devices with core comp

Currently, robotic power modeling products have been applied to a wide range of industries, including household cleaning robots, garden robots, AI companion robots, collaborative robots, humanoid robots, etc. At the same time, relying on the two main prod

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Currently, robotic power modeling products have been applied to a wide range of industries, including household cleaning robots, garden robots, AI companion robots, collaborative robots, humanoid robots, etc. At the same time, relying on the automated production line and flexible production line synchronous configuration of the two major production bases, the latter technology has both tens of millions of scale mass delivery capabilities and can support the rapid development of customized small batches, forming a full spectrum of power solutions covering from consumer level to intelligent racetracks.

A focus on robotics products

If the core components are the underlying technology, then the integrated product is the most intuitive validation carrier of technological capabilities. In the robot exhibition area, the latest technology focuses on the body-intelligent track, bringing many robot star products such as Penitentiary Day, TITA, D1, and many real-world solutions for patrol, transportation, and emergency rescue.

The D1 robot is the world's first fully modular body-mounted intelligent robot released by EndTech at the end of 2025, based on body-joint modules, coupled with a general-purpose brainstorming algorithm, achieving 3-second rapid splicing, flexible switching of bicycles, quadrupeds, and other configurations, adapting to patrol, delivery, emergency rescue, and other scenarios. Modular splicing technology breaks the shape limits of body-mounted robots and opens up more imaginative space for robots to frequently use indoor and outdoor scenes and more complex scenes.

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TITA is the world's first commercially available two-wheel drive robot with six straight-drive joints, two-wheel-drive, two-wheel-drive and open-drive SDKs supporting dual-development. TITA uses a modular splicing architecture that can accommodate multiple modular sensors, adapt to industrial scenarios such as parks and mines, and perform touring, transportation, data collection, mapping, and other tasks.

Bi-directional empowerment logic of technological collaboration

From a technical point of view, this latest technology builds robotic power modules, robotic wheelchairs, modular splicing of the three major technology platforms, leading from the core components, robotic integrators, multi-machine collaboration to the complete technological closure of the scene landing.

The core components, the integrated two-line layout, do not operate independently, but construct a closed-loop synergy system of substrate supply - upper-level verification - reverse generation. The robot power module technology platform produces direct drive modules with modular products related to the body and control algorithms and mature manufacturing processes, providing general movement units for all types of robot bodies, compressing the overall machine research and development, and ensuring cost-quality production consistency.

In real-world scenarios, robots generate massive workflow data, continuous feedback loads, duration, dynamic response and other optimization needs, while driving the iterative upgrades of robot power module products.

It's the first time we've done this.

As one of the world's leading robotics platforms based on direct-driven technology, EndTech is committed to making robots more efficient, agile and intelligent, with a vision to reach millions of people.


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