en.Wedoany.com Reported - China's vivo Robotics Team won the "Reasoning to Action" track of the "AGIBOT World Challenge" at the 2026 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA 2026), held recently in Philadelphia, USA.

The "Reasoning to Action" track required participating robots to autonomously complete a series of complex daily tasks in a simulated open home environment, such as tidying up rooms and picking and placing items. This competition comprehensively tested the robots' capabilities in environmental perception, task planning, decision-making reasoning, and fine motor control. The vivo Robotics team demonstrated its technical expertise in embodied intelligence. By utilizing a unified large model, its robot transformed high-level language instructions (e.g., "put the book on the table onto the bookshelf") into low-level motion control sequences, ultimately completing all tasks with high success rates and efficiency.

The vivo Robotics team stated that this victory validates its effective integration of large language models with robot control technology. The company is committed to transforming these cutting-edge technologies into core functionalities for future consumer-grade or service-grade robotic products.

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