Striving forward into the 15th Five-Year Plan, Cybertron 003—Ushering in a New Chapter

Recently, the company officially announced that its Cybertron series of wheeled, dual‑arm, embodied robots will begin small‑batch production in May 2026, with formal deliveries commencing at the same time. This marks the transition of a truly “vision‑enabled, force‑controlled, and cognitively capable” intelligent digital employee from the laboratory to real‑world production lines.

This robot is not a standalone device; it can seamlessly integrate with customers’ existing MES systems. No modifications to the existing workstations are required, enabling frictionless connectivity. At the same time, it can replace many of the traditionally indispensable on‑line terminal devices—such as cameras and barcode scanners—significantly simplifying on‑site hardware deployment and reducing system complexity. In terms of battery life and operational stability, the robot supports extended standby and continuous operation, meeting the demands of 24/7 production cycles and truly becoming a reliable, quiet, and tireless “colleague” on the shop floor. This product line has now officially entered mass‑production and delivery. By bringing robots directly onto the production line, we have taken a crucial step forward.

Today, we’re introducing this “all‑round performer”—the wheeled, dual‑arm, embodied robot, Cybertron 003.

        What makes it “integrated into the production line”? On traditional lines, tightening is handled by one machine, inspection by another, and material handling requires yet a third—changing products means replacing the entire setup. But the Cybertron 003 is like a versatile, top‑notch worker, moving autonomously between stations to perform assembly, inspection, and material handling, all while running nonstop, 24/7. As a result, the line no longer needs dedicated equipment for each step. This isn’t a fixed robotic arm bolted to a station—it’s a mobile worker that roams the line, going wherever manpower is needed.

Long battery life, truly 7x24. Battery life of 10–12 hours, paired with a dual-battery system. Hot switchover Technology that supports round-the-clock continuous operation without the need to shut down for battery replacement. Plug-and-play, with hybrid deployment. No complex production-line modifications are required; it can be seamlessly integrated with human workstations, significantly lowering the barrier to automation upgrades.

What can it do? 1. Precision Assembly: Automated operations for high-precision assembly processes, such as those used in automotive components and precision instruments. 2. Wire Harness Plug‑in/Unplug: Automated insertion and removal of wire harness connectors on production lines for automobiles, home appliances, and electronic devices. 3. Appearance Inspection: Automated detection of various surface defects, including metal scratches and plastic imperfections. 4. Flexible Sorting: Intelligent sorting of packages and items with diverse categories and specifications across e‑commerce, logistics, and manufacturing sectors. 5. Substation Inspection and Equipment Operation: Inspecting equipment status, reading instrument readings, identifying anomalies, and performing remote switching operations at substations, distribution rooms, and other electrical facilities.

A new option for flexible production line upgrades: 1. Fixed to mobile; 2. From single-process to multi-process; 3. Wheeled dual-arm embodied robots are redefining “production-line automation.” 4. It does not replace humans; rather, it becomes the most reliable “digital employee” on the production line. 5. Stable, flexible, and tireless; 6. From building unmanned factories; 7. Data-driven intelligent decision-making; 8. Open Platform and Ecosystem Co‑construction
        Moses and you are jointly stepping into a new era of the true smart factory.