On 19 August, as the 2026 World Robot Conference opened in Beijing, Wujie Dynamics unveiled a string of self-developed results: the MWA embodied general brain, the K15 robot body, the AnySense EGO first-person multimodal capture terminal, the Anyverse ADA seven-degree-of-freedom humanoid arm and the Anyverse ASC central compute platform. With Korea’s KG Group coffee brand HOLLYS, it built a “human-robot symbiosis” immersive robot cafe demonstrating long-horizon multi-robot coordination and fine dexterous operation.
MWA, Wujie Dynamics’ latent world model, gives robot K15 causal understanding of how actions change the physical world, and turns deep mastery of physical law into precise, safe operation through reinforcement learning with high-frequency trial, error and reward in real interaction. The company adds a “long-horizon bidirectional physical causal chain” that, through temporal chunk-level inverse dynamics, reasons out continuous multi-step latent action chunks, attacking the error-accumulation and action-break problems of traditional world models over long operations.
Through the cafe project, Wujie Dynamics validated four core abilities. The robot shows human-robot symbiosis by understanding intent and joining the workflow safely. It plans long-horizon goals broken into subtasks with task-level correction. It performs dexterous manipulation of cups, liquids and flexible tools with force control. And it re-plans in real time as people, objects and space shift.
At WRC it also showed the “three-robot coordination” and “fingertip beading” tasks. In the first, three robots share one model and self-assign folding, sorting and packing with real-time status tracking and error recovery. In the second, the robot must identify and perform millimetre-level grasping, threading and adjustment on low-tolerance fine work, testing vision, hand-eye coordination, model reasoning and compliant control.
On the data and hardware side, AnySense EGO is a first-person multimodal capture system of head and wrist terminals with 360-degree panoramic and hand-detail sensing, fusing RGB and TOF depth with microsecond-level multi-source sync and Wi-Fi live return. Anyverse ADA uses a seven-degree-of-freedom anthropomorphic architecture with a 30 mm wrist flip radius and 606 mm reach, a 7 kg arm and 5 kg rated payload, and whole-joint force sensing for compliant interaction. Anyverse ASC Pro, Max and Ultra form a central compute line from 600 INT8 TOPS to 4,000 FP4 TFLOPS, with multi-core heterogeneous architecture, dual-SoC redundancy, Shadow Mode, online OTA and ASIL-B/(D) functional safety.
Wujie Dynamics says it has already won orders worth RMB 700 million and begun first global deliveries.
Editor’s note: This is an adapted translation of the original Gasgoo report. It has been trimmed and restructured for readability for an international business audience.