Aggregated Intelligence Industry Development Conference Arrives

Intelligent robots, low-altitude flight, and intelligent vehicles share common technologies, compatible elements, and integrated applications. Promoting the development of these major industries in a coordinated manner from the perspective of aggregated intelligence can better address challenges such as insufficient technological synergy, fragmented scenarios, and the lack of cross-domain standards faced by their isolated development. This approach holds the potential to form a 'Chinese solution' in the field of intelligent industries and lead global AI technology and application development. Based on this, the First Aggregated Intelligence Industry Development Conference (2025) will be held in Optics Valley on September 16-17.

Conference Highlights:

Authoritative Lineup: Representatives from relevant government departments, industry institutions, universities, research institutes, and leading enterprises in related fields will engage in in-depth discussions and cross-industry exchanges;

Cutting-edge Topics: Covering three key areas—intelligent robotics, low-altitude flight, and intelligent vehicles—to explore pathways for collaboratively promoting the efficient development of aggregated intelligence industries in the AI era;

Report Releases: Major research and industry reports on aggregated intelligence will be released at the event, signaling the latest industry trends.

Conference Agenda

Centered around the theme of "Synergistic and Integrated Innovation and Industrial Chains Driving the Development of Aggregated Intelligence Industries," the conference will feature one plenary session and one closed-door meeting.

The plenary session on September 17 is divided into morning and afternoon sessions. The morning session, the Aggregated Intelligence Industry Chain Forum, focuses on "Building an Efficient, Collaborative Aggregated Intelligence Industry Chain" and explores the following issues:

1. How to build an efficient, high-quality, and scalable industry chain for aggregated intelligence;
2. In the common electric and intelligent components sector of the aggregated intelligence industry, what are the similarities and differences in the performance requirements and technical routes for these components across different end-use applications;
3. How to address challenges such as cost, reliability, certification standards, and protocols faced by the supply chains of intelligent robots, low-altitude flying vehicles, and automotive applications;
4. The advantages and typical cases of integrating common technologies and components among intelligent robots, low-altitude flying vehicles, and smart cars;
5. How to establish a cross-industry integrated service system for the aggregated intelligence industry chain.

The afternoon session, the Aggregated Intelligence Innovation Technology Forum, themed "Promoting the Application and Industrialization of Aggregated Intelligence Innovation Technologies," will conduct in-depth discussions around five key topics:

1. How to identify the latest technology trends and implementation progress in the field of aggregated intelligence, including VLA (Vision-Language-Action) models and reinforcement learning;
2. How to construct classification and grading standards for intelligent robots that reflect both industry attributes and user experience to guide industrial development;
3. How to address data cold-start problems in the early stages of industrialization, including training grounds, simulation data, and closed-loop scenario data;
4. How to build an open-source ecosystem for aggregated intelligence, including open-source foundational software, models, hardware, and datasets;
5. How to construct a new air-ground integrated transportation system dominated by autonomous driving and low-altitude applications, covering application scenarios, infrastructure, and regulatory systems.

On September 16, a Seminar on Key Issues in the Development of the Aggregated Intelligence Industry and the First Working Meeting of the Aggregated Intelligence Industry Committee will be held. This closed-door meeting will focus on "Constructing the Supply Chain System for the Aggregated Intelligence Industry," addressing five core issues: how intelligent robots and low-altitude flying vehicles can integrate with the automotive supply chain, including chips, "three-electric" systems (battery, motor, electronic control), wiring harnesses, and communication components; how the development paths and industrial division of labor for the brain, cerebellum, and body of intelligent robots will evolve; how to establish a global cooperation system for the aggregated intelligence industry chain; how to innovate methods for cultivating aggregated intelligence enterprises and providing industrial services, including data training grounds, open-source software/hardware, and open application scenarios; and how to build an air-ground integrated regulatory platform for the fused applications of intelligent robots, low-altitude flying vehicles, and autonomous driving cars.

This conference will promote systematic solutions for the coordinated development of the aggregated intelligence industry from a cross-disciplinary perspective and integrative thinking, injecting new momentum into the deep integration of the intelligent robot, low-altitude flying vehicle, and smart car industries.