Songyan Power Rolls Out OTA V3.2.0 for Bumi with Five New Features

On November 13, Songyan Power announced the OTA V3.2.0 update for its Bumi robot, introducing Ximalaya voice integration, dance background music, a voice interaction toggle, automatic low-battery stowing, and cloud-based multi-robot control.

On November 13, Songyan Dynamics announced the OTA V3.2.0 update for Bumi. This release enhances voice interaction, dance performance, low-battery stowing, and multi-robot control, introducing five new features: Ximalaya voice integration, dance BGM accompaniment, a voice interaction toggle, automatic low-battery stowing, and cloud-based multi-robot control.

Ximalaya voice integration and dance accompaniment

Previously, users could access Ximalaya's audio content through the NOETIX Run app. This upgrade adds voice integration: after issuing a voice command to Bumi, users can trigger Ximalaya to play the corresponding content, eliminating the need to manually search and navigate pages within the app.

The dance feature now includes synchronized background music (BGM). When users play a corresponding dance routine via the NOETIX Run app, Bumi's movements will synchronize with the music.

New voice interaction toggle and automatic low-battery stowing

V3.2.0 introduces a voice interaction toggle on the mobile app, allowing users to enable or disable Bumi's voice responses based on specific use cases. For instance, during classroom instruction or product demonstrations, disabling voice interaction prevents the robot from producing unintended responses upon hearing wake words.

When Bumi's battery level drops below 5%, the new version automatically triggers the stowing sequence, reducing the need for manual stowing.

Cloud-based multi-robot control

This update also enhances the multi-robot fleet control capabilities of the cloud platform. Users can program movements via the cloud and integrate them with mobile app controls to manage multiple Bumi robots simultaneously. This feature enables synchronized movement demonstrations across multiple units, offering new operational workflows for education, commercial events, and exhibitions.

Songyan Dynamics noted that the Bumi robot previously received an OTA V3.0 update, which improved the mobile app interface, movement performance, voice control, and safety features. The new OTA V3.2.0 release continues this trajectory, adding features focused on content interaction, device operation, and multi-robot coordination.