In the dynamic landscape of robotics, Nanjing has emerged as a key player, securing the fourth position in China’s “Top 10 Robot Cities”. Outpacing both Shanghai and Beijing, which hold the second and fifth spots respectively, Nanjing’s industry value-added has seen a year-on-year increase of 5.9% from January to May. The city’s industrial robot output and new energy vehicles have witnessed a remarkable surge, with increases of 57.0% and 104.9% respectively.

A notable contributor to this growth is SUMEC Group Corporation, whose innovative lawn mowing robot has been awarded the world’s first Green Product Certificate in the outdoor power equipment industry by TÜV Rheinland. This recognition has propelled the company to secure several new projects, each exceeding 10 million U.S. dollars, in the U.S. and Canadian markets. Further bolstering Nanjing’s robotics sector is the Jiangbei New District Intelligent Manufacturing Industrial Park. Here, Mushiny is making significant strides in the logistics robots sector. In the first half of this year alone, the company has shipped 2,000 units from its Nanjing factory, doubling its output value year-on-year to over 80 million yuan, thanks to the synergistic force of domestic and overseas markets. Nanjing’s robotics industry is on an upward trajectory, demonstrating the city’s commitment to innovation and sustainable growth in this sector. Nanjing aims to increase the scale of the automatic transformation of 1,500 enterprises accumulated in total by 2024, and the sales of domestic independent brand industrial robots will exceed 30,000 units (sets) .