Join ↗Centered on industrial development and integration, it connects technology, products, data, scenarios, capital, standards, talent and global markets into a sustainable collaboration network.
Initiated by AIROBO PTE. LTD. and established in the Hong Kong SAR, the CDRA is an important development and integration platform rooted in China and serving the world, pooling robotics technology, capital, supply chain and application resources.
Advancing collaborative innovation, scalable application and global cooperation across China's robotics and embodied-intelligence chain, turning technology into safe, reliable, replicable productivity.
Becoming long-term infrastructure connecting China and the global robotics industry, forming a trusted platform for collaboration, standard-building and value creation.
It does not replace government regulation, engage in administrative approval or commercial endorsement; it remains non-profit and makes no guarantees on investment or transaction outcomes.
Competition has moved from single products to systems of "model × hardware × data × scenario × operations". The Alliance addresses not information gaps, but excessive collaboration cost.
Disconnect Between Lab Metrics & Real-world Work Requirements
Scenario requirements library, and joint verification and acceptance methodsInterface fragmentation makes data and strategies hard to reuse
Reference Architecture, Cross-body Adaptation & EvaluationHigh collection costs, and unclear authorization and cross-border rules
Quality Grading, Compliance Authorization & Trusted SharingDifficulty Matching Supply Chain Capabilities & Procurement Demand
Supply-Demand Day, Project-based Collaboration & Capability CatalogMismatches between technical judgment, financing rhythm, and industry cycles
Investment and financing matchmaking, fund cooperation, and IPO servicesComplex thresholds for standards, certification, channels, and compliance
Connecting global resources and the annual conference through the Hong Kong hubMultimodal foundation models, world models, task planning, policy learning, and on-device inference
Teleoperation, real-machine interaction, simulation synthesis, metadata governance, and trusted data spaces
Industrial, collaborative, humanoid, legged, compound, service, and special autonomous systems
Reducers, servos, joint modules, sensing, dexterous hands, and dedicated computing power
Operating systems, middleware, navigation scheduling, digital twins, and cloud-edge collaboration
Scenarios in manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, inspection and emergency response, and urban services
Each mandate maps to deliverables and an annual owner, keeping the Alliance from stopping at events and publicity.
Establish a regular exchange mechanism for policy, technology, markets, and scenarios, forming high-quality agenda items and trackable action items.
Organize supply-demand matching, joint R&D, system integration, pilot verification, and large-scale replication.
Build a scenario requirements library, task benchmarks, an acceptance framework, and an application case library to drive closed loops in real-world operations.
Form a standards roadmap and conduct pre-research and consensus-building on terminology, interfaces, data, evaluation, safety, and operations specifications.
Promote compliant collection, quality grading, cross-embodiment data representation, sim-to-real fusion, and trusted sharing.
Build a platform for member enterprises covering investment and financing, industry funds, M&A integration, IPO incubation, and cross-border capital services.
Organize standardized, transparent policy exchanges and industry research to form constructive recommendations, without substituting for approval or regulation.
Connect international associations, research, standards, market, and supply chain resources to support enterprises in compliant global expansion and localization.
Conduct technical seminars, courses, joint research topics, talent exchanges, engineer training, and youth innovation support.
Publish white papers, technology roadmaps, application indices, compliance guidelines, and annual development recommendations.
Industry research, open activities, policy and standards information, public training, and public deliverables
Build industry knowledge, public agenda, and international communication influenceClosed-door exchanges, supply-demand catalogs, member visits, thematic working groups, international liaison, and talent programs
Organized Continuously by Member Category & Annual PlanJoint R&D, data projects, scenario pilots, capital services, international deployment, and customized research
Project-based management with clear budget, deliverables, intellectual property, and acceptanceThe General Assembly is the supreme authority, the Council handles strategy and oversight, the Secretariat handles execution, and supervisors/auditors maintain independent checks.