Reject Tech For Show, Return to Core Demands: OYMotion Unveils Multiple New Products at WAIC, Embodied Intelligence Education Portfolio Debuts Simultaneously
On July 17, the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) grandly opened in Shanghai. Xi Jinping, President of the People’s Republic of China, attended the opening ceremony and delivered a keynote speech. He pointed out, “Thanks to joint efforts from all sides, the World Organization for Artificial Intelligence Cooperation has been established in Shanghai. This major initiative by China to respond to the calls of the Global South and rally the international community to advance the development and governance of artificial intelligence will mark an important milestone in the history of AI development.”

As a world-class AI summit, this year’s conference gathered over 1,100 enterprises globally, premiered more than 300 cutting-edge AI products, and brought together over 1,400 Chinese and foreign academicians and industry leaders. It has become a core global benchmark for AI technology and industrial development.Against the backdrop that brain-computer interfaces and embodied intelligence are listed among the six future industries outlined in the 15th Five-Year Plan, OYMotion showcased its full-stack self-developed hardware ecosystem of “Brain-Muscle-Machine” at WAIC. The company launched three flagship new products: the CeRelax consumer-grade EEG headband, gForce Ultra EMG wristband, and lower-limb intelligent rehabilitation exoskeleton. Meanwhile, OYMotion officially unveiled its embodied intelligence education product portfolio, empowering education with industrial-grade technologies to cultivate more practice-oriented talents for embodied intelligence.
Focusing on Real Scenario Pain Points
Three New Products Address Practical DemandsOYMotion’s exhibited product lineup centers strongly on scenario implementation, returns to essential functionality, and strives to resolve tangible pain points in real-world environments.
The experience booth featuring OYMotion’s brain-computer interface solutions for early screening of depression and Alzheimer’s disease drew heavy crowds at the exhibition stand.

The newly launched lower-limb exoskeleton garnered widespread attention on site, acting as an “invisible walking companion” for users. Adopting minimalist inertial sensing technology, the device requires no EMG signal collection and supports instant use upon donning. High-precision sensors capture walking intentions within milliseconds and deliver natural, smooth hip joint assistance to effectively mitigate foot dragging. It provides outdoor assistance across varied terrains and significantly reduces pressure on leg joints during long walks.
The new gForce Ultra EMG wristband is now fully production-ready. Equipped with high-precision acquisition modules, it captures subtle muscle contractions in milliseconds.It supports accurate data collection via EgoCentric, systematically accumulating muscle force data generated during human manipulation, supplying high-quality datasets to optimize robotic motion execution.
For brain science and healthcare research, OYMotion launched the CeRelax consumer-grade EEG headband. As one of the few portable EEG devices in China designed for both research and consumer applications, it fills the industry gap between bulky, expensive high-end professional equipment and low-precision consumer-grade headbands.
The device integrates electroencephalogram (EEG) and electrocardiogram (ECG) signal acquisition with real-time data analysis. It is widely adopted by B-end institutions including university laboratories, BCI R&D teams and rehabilitation facilities, while precisely catering to C-end user groups such as people with insomnia, high-pressure professionals and families seeking adolescent concentration training. It advances brain science from exclusive high-end research toward broader public health applications.

Building Industrial Advantages Through Cross-Track Layout
Extending Education Portfolio to Nurture Practice-Oriented TalentsAddressing the future development trajectory of the embodied intelligence industry, Zhang Qi, Vice President of OYMotion, shared insights on site:“While the industry debated last year over mobile forms such as bipedal, wheeled or quadruped robots, this year’s focus has fully shifted to product functionality. The two core pillars are decision-making capability (the ‘brain’) and execution capability (the end-effector). Only when both are equipped can robots reliably complete tasks assigned by humans and achieve universality and generalization.”
OYMotion’s cross-track layout covering “brain-computer interface + embodied intelligence” forms a closed-loop advantage spanning decision-making and execution, enabling targeted solutions for real scenario pain points.
On the decision-making side, OYMotion leverages brain-computer and muscle-machine interfaces to accurately capture human movement intentions for driving exoskeleton mobility. Its EMG wristbands also generate high-quality datasets to equip robots with a data-driven “brain”.On the execution side, supported by in-house manufacturing facilities and robust R&D capabilities, the company builds solid manufacturing barriers in motor and hardware design to guarantee high reliability of end-effector operations. Powered by this technical framework, OYMotion’s products deliver robust performance to tackle real-world challenges.
With mature product accumulation and scenario validation, OYMotion extends its expertise to empower the education sector. At WAIC this year, the company officially released its Embodied Intelligence Education Product Portfolio, tailor-made for vocational colleges and applied undergraduate universities.
Guided by the concept of “white-box hardware”, the portfolio integrates core components including dexterous hands, open-source dual arms and small humanoid robots directly onto training platforms. Students can start from disassembling the “very first screw” to gain intuitive understanding of underlying hardware structures.Furthermore, the platform builds a full-link teaching ecosystem covering hardware, development, data and scenarios, with more than 20 modular experimental projects and supporting teaching materials for immediate deployment. This practice-focused portfolio aims to ease the industry shortage of engineering implementation talents, and cultivate a large pool of practice-oriented “blue-collar engineers” proficient in installation, commissioning and maintenance.
Additionally, to deliver a tangible, interactive intelligent perception experience for WAIC attendees, OYMotion showcased a full range of products, including the mass-produced ROHand ROH-AP003 3D haptic dexterous hand capable of sensing the light weight of a butterfly landing on the palm, an intelligent wheelchair robot integrated with a robotic arm, and a small humanoid robot assembly and commissioning training platform for vocational schools. These demonstrations showcase OYMotion’s multi-scenario deployment capacity across industrial assembly, rehabilitation, data collection and education sectors.OYMotion will also launch a special talent initiative to provide full-chain teaching support for universities, aiming to train over 10,000 practice-oriented engineers for the industry within three years.
From high-performance new products responding to industrial demands to the education portfolio tackling the talent shortage, OYMotion is translating cross-track technological accumulation into productivity that solves real pain points. Amid the technological revolution reshaping human productivity, OYMotion stands as a dedicated pioneer, bringing cutting-edge technologies to serve people and industries.