Visitors had the opportunity to explore 18 new research achievements, including the Q-series humanoid robots, minimally invasive implantable brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) and neuro-regulation robots for brain connectome navigation.

Gao Jie, an assistant researcher at the CASIA, said the Q-series humanoid robots have made significant progress in real-time performance, speed, stability and balance through the use of reinforcement learning algorithms, autonomous intelligent control and feedback systems.