Debut | Latent-Action Quadruped Robots Arrive at CSIITF (Shanghai)

From June 11–13, the 12th China (Shanghai) International Technology Fair (CSIITF) was held at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center.Latent-Action’s independently developed industry-grade quadruped robotP30made its public debut and completed multiple rounds of live dynamic demonstrations.

This was the first public offline showcase of Latent-Action quadruped robots, marking the shift from R&D testing to industry exchange and scenario validation.

Unlike a lab environment, a public exhibition means continuous operation, crowd interaction, and complex environmental change.

During the exhibition, P30 completed multiple rounds of dynamic demonstrations, showcasing mobility, motion control, and scenario adaptability in complex environments. The booth drew many visitors for discussion and gave industry users a close look at the real-world potential of quadruped robots.

P30 is not a lab-stage R&D project. Since project launch, Latent-Action andHuaxiang Qiyuanhave carried out deep collaborative work on robot industrialization. Latent-Action leads robot platform R&D, motion control, perception fusion, and intelligent algorithm development; Huaxiang Qiyuan leverages its manufacturing system and supply-chain capability to accelerate engineering validation and mass-production readiness.

This R&D and manufacturing advancing in parallel model ensures that from the R&D stage, products fully account for reliability,manufacturability, and delivery capability, laying the foundation for subsequent scaled deployment.

For industry-grade robots, the challenge has never been merely “getting the robot to move.”What truly matters is whether robots can enter real scenarios, run stably for the long term, and keep completing missions.

From day one, P30 was designed for engineering deployment, with a focus onIndustrial inspection、Campus Security、Data Centers and other scenarios, continuously improving robot adaptability, reliability, and mission execution in complex environments.

Rather than only showcasing motion performance, Latent-Action focuses more on the long-term value of robots in the real world.

From internal R&D testing to public demonstration for industry customers, P30 has taken its first step toward the market. Going forward, Latent-Action will keep building engineering and systems capability, continually optimizing product performance, and driving quadruped robots into more real-world scenarios—so robots become reliable productivity tools on the industry front line.

More technical details, product capabilities, and scenario solutions for P30 will be shared in upcoming official releases. Coming Soon!