The reporter learned that on March 29, in order to help robot manufacturer customers quickly reproduce and verify the algorithms related to the Stanford Mobile ALOHA robot, Guanghetong released the artificial intelligent robot development platform Fibot. As an upgraded version of the first domestically produced Mobile ALOHA robot, the development platform uses an omnidirectional wheel chassis design and a detachable training arm structure, which gives the robotic arm more freedom and range of arm span, and realizes an Andorid/Linux integrated system to facilitate the development and verification of software and algorithms for customers. It is worth mentioning that FiBot uses Guanghetong's high-computing power intelligent module SC171 as the main control. The SC171 is designed based on Qualcomm's QCM6490 IoT solution. The QCM6490 uses an 8-core high-performance processor with up to 12 TOPS computing power, which can efficiently calculate and process data; it integrates various AI algorithms to help the terminal achieve edge computing and AI characteristics. (Securities Times)