World Robot Conference and Expo 2025 (WRC)

Exhibition Introduction

The World Robot Conference will be held from August 8 to 12, 2025 at Beiren Yichuang International Convention and Exhibition Center in Beijing. This milestone 10th edition will feature the World Robot Expo and World Robot Contest, showcasing cutting-edge technologies across robotics, AI, and smart manufacturing. Hosted by the China Electronics Society and World Robot Cooperation Organization, the exhibition covers over 50,000 sqm with more than 200 domestic and international exhibitors including major humanoid robotics firms and top innovation centers. Over 20,000 attendees and 500 invited guests are expected, with highlights including new product launches, competition events, keynote forums, and the release of global robotics development reports. The event serves as a premier global platform for advancing intelligent industry, international collaboration, and innovation in robotics technology.

Range of Exhibition

• Humanoid Robotics:
  Complete humanoid robot systems, bionic limbs, interactive service robots, and humanoid AI integration.
• Industrial Robotics:
  Automated robotic arms, collaborative robots (cobots), warehouse robotics, and manufacturing automation systems.
• Smart Technology & Applications:
  Brain-computer interfaces (BCI), embedded AI, robotic software platforms, smart mobility solutions, and real-world application scenarios.
• Research & Innovation:
  Academic research outcomes, robotics innovation reports, global cooperative initiatives, and robot education tools.
• Robotics Competitions:
  Converged robot challenges, youth design contests, BCI-controlled robot tournaments, and robotics record-setting events.

Target Audience

Technology innovators, robotics manufacturers, AI and automation engineers, smart manufacturing specialists, logistics and supply chain managers, healthcare and medical robotics professionals, industrial automation companies, research institutions, investment and venture capital firms, government and policy decision-makers