"Wow! This is incredible!" As members of the German-Asian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Delegation stepped out of the elevator in Building A of Huizhi R&D Center, they were instantly drawn to an industrial handling robot from Wandechang. Its smooth steering and precise obstacle avoidance lit up the scene, with delegates grabbing phones to record—kicking off this cross-Eurasian "technological dialogue".
On October 20th, Wandechang, a "Specialized, Refined, Precise, and Innovative" enterprise representative, welcomed over 30 international executives and experts (from Siemens, Porsche Consulting, etc.) during their Huizhi Park tour.
The delegation head noted, "Wandechang is a typical example of 'China’s Intelligent Manufacturing'." This was evident immediately: the robot, with self-developed SLAM navigation, moved flexibly and avoided unexpected obstacles in 0.5 seconds—an outcome of Wandechang’s 120+ patents and 27% annual revenue invested in R&D .
"We have a full in-house production line, controlling everything from core parts to assembly—key to stable performance," said the technical director. German experts praised it as "meeting Industry 4.0 standards".
While industrial robots showed "hard strength", elderly care products revealed "warmth".
The "Feiyan" emotional humanoid robot impressed: it switched to German to respond, danced to folk songs, and demonstrated elderly care functions like psychological screening.
More striking was the intelligent wheelchair—its sensors detect 0.1mm obstacles (even a hair) and avoid them. After testing, German delegates praised, "This will greatly improve seniors’ lives, with huge European market potential!"
Notably, the wheelchair’s safety module came from Wandechang’s joint lab with Huazhong University of Science and Technology, while "Feiyan’s" algorithm has support from a South Korean professor (one of Wandechang’s chief scientists) .
The closing exchange was lively. Wandechang shared: "We achieve 7-day rapid prototyping and 32-day customized delivery (far below the industry’s 45-day average) , with KC, CE, RoHS certifications and products in 30+ countries ." When mentioning the Huawei case (45-day delivery of custom robots) , a Porsche Consulting rep asked about European customization—getting a "25-30 days, adaptable to local standards" reply, sparking interest in follow-up talks.
"The speed of China’s innovation is amazing. Wandechang has the tech and capacity to partner with German firms in Asia-Pacific," said the delegation’s Greater China manager. "We see not just good products, but a mature 'intelligent manufacturing ecosystem'."
As the delegation concluded the tour, the sunset over Huizhi Park lit Wandechang’s "Patent Wall". Founded in Shenzhen in 2011 and now home to the Greater Bay Area’s largest intelligent elderly care robot base , Wandechang adheres to its mission: "Innovative Intelligence, Serving the Future" .
This visit was both a "strength check" and a "cooperation invitation". Wandechang will deepen work in intelligent elderly care and industrial automation, bringing more "Bao’an Intelligent Manufacturing" to the global market—because good technology deserves to be seen worldwide.
