Joyson Electronics Unveils Embodied AI Portfolio at WAIC 2026

Joyson Electronics has introduced a comprehensive suite of embodied AI component solutions at the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai. The company's new portfolio includes the "TeleHand" series of dexterous robotic hands, a high-performance solid-liquid hybrid battery, and an advanced embodied AI brain system. These technologies aim to solve critical industry challenges, such as limited battery endurance, weight constraints, and the integration of fine motor control in robotic platforms.

The newly unveiled robotic solutions incorporate several proprietary industry-first innovations, including natively decoupled three-dimensional force sensing and ultra-compact miniature frameless actuators. The "Crystal Energy" solid-liquid hybrid battery offers an energy density of 380 Wh/kg, addressing the power needs of autonomous systems. These developments follow Joyson Electronics' dual-drive strategy, which leverages both internal research and development and external investments to accelerate the commercialization of robotic components across various industrial and service sectors.

With its robot controllers already in volume production for major robotics firms, Joyson Electronics is positioning itself as a central supplier in the emerging embodied AI ecosystem. The integration of its software-hardware platforms—EAOS and EAPC—promises cross-form-factor adaptability for robots, enabling autonomous evolution and complex task execution. As robotics move toward large-scale commercialization, these components are expected to provide the foundational infrastructure for highly capable, productive, and cost-effective autonomous systems in global markets.