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As the world's first modular embodied AI robot, the D1 breaks through the limitations of traditional robot forms:

It supports rapid assembly and disassembly into various configurations—such as wheel-leg to wheel-leg or legged to legged—adapting to complex terrains and diverse tasks;
Equipped with proprietary integrated joint modules and direct-drive hub motors, it delivers precise, smooth, quiet, and stable movement, with a load-bearing capacity that ranks among the best in the industry;
Powered by proprietary general-purpose "cerebellum" technology, it achieves millisecond-level coordination between modules, allowing separated units to continue working together with precision and efficiency;
It can be equipped with sensors such as LiDAR and depth cameras to enable 360-degree environmental awareness, autonomous obstacle avoidance, and self-righting capabilities, ensuring stable operation across various scenarios.

Staff demonstrated the D1’s capabilities on-site, including assembly, disassembly, obstacle traversal, agile jumping, and applications such as short-distance transport and delivery. The Premier inquired about breakthroughs in core technologies, industrialization progress, and real-world deployment, encouraging the company to continue strengthening key core technologies, accelerate the large-scale application of new technologies and products, and achieve continuous improvement and excellence through practical application.

The Premier also emphasized the need to encourage government agencies and state-owned enterprises to open up application scenarios, facilitate pilot testing and validation of new technologies and products, support the accelerated large-scale deployment of intelligent robots—provided safety is ensured—and continuously identify, resolve, and improve upon issues through practical experience.