Recently, Yunshenchu collaborated deeply with its official partner EasternGreenPower, utilizing the self-developed X30 quadruped robot and digital technology, successfully delivering an Electrical Utilities tunnel inspection solution for the Singapore Energy Group. The robotic dog SPock, equipped with a video camera and thermal imager, can autonomously navigate within the pipeline corridor, detecting defects in real-time and recording reports. In addition to replacing maintenance personnel for intelligent inspections, the robotic dog can also monitor abnormalities that are not easily detectable by the human eye.

The X30 is also the first industry-grade quadruped robot in China to be applied in overseas Electrical Utilities systems. Meng Pengfei from Open Source Securities pointed out that currently, China's quadruped robotic dogs lead globally and are continuously expanding their application space from military to civilian uses. With the development of AI technology accelerating the deployment of robots across various fields, military industry scenarios are clear, focusing on solving specific problems, and are expected to become priority deployment scenarios for robots.

According to data from the financial news agency, among the relevant listed companies:

Jingpin Special Equipment focuses on the research and production of special robots and core components, with the specific form of the robots (wheeled/tracked/quadruped/composite, etc.) determined based on customer requirements.

Zhejiang Zhongjian Technology stated on the interactive platform that its subsidiary Jiangsu Jianmi's Lingrui P1 quadruped robotic dog can be used for industrial park management, fire safety and security, routine inspections of the electrical grid, as well as inspections in special operation scenarios such as metallurgy and hazardous chemicals.