Chinese robotics company AgiBot in partnership with Chimelong Group has introduced more than 300 robots across Chimelong Spaceship in Zhuhai, China.
The new robots have been integrated into the park's entertainment and education experiences, as well as visitor services and hotel operations.
Visitors can watch the robots perform martial arts, gymnastics and tai chi, interact with them via activities such as table tennis, and take part in robot-assisted learning experiences.
Across the park, the bots can also answer questions, introduce exhibits, provide directions and guide guests through designated areas.

When it comes to hotel operations, the new robots can welcome guests, hold conversations and provide more personalised interactions.
Per a press release, "by connecting robots, digital infrastructure and service operations across multiple scenarios, the project serves a reference model for how embodied AI can be applied in complex commercial environments".
"Robots are entering a new phase of real-world deployment," said Deng Taihua, founder, chairman and CEO of AgiBot.
"Through our partnership with Chimelong, we look forward to exploring new applications of embodied intelligence and creating more engaging experiences for people."

AgiBot and Chimelong have also announced a joint research institute focused on embodied AI in culture and tourism, and plan to expand robot applications across Chimelong's portfolio, which includes eight major theme parks and nine resort hotels.
"Innovation has always been a key driver of high-quality growth in the culture and tourism industry," said Su Zhigang, chairman of Chimelong Group.
"Through continuous innovation, Chimelong is committed to setting new industry benchmarks. By integrating embodied intelligence technologies, we aim to transform tourism experiences from traditional sightseeing into immersive and interactive journeys."
Ranked among the top theme park operators globally, Chimelong welcomes more than 40 million visitors annually.






