Recently, the listed company Duolun Technology officially launched its newly developed Motor Vehicle Inspection Robot, RoboCheck. It is reported that this intelligent "inspector," integrating artificial intelligence and automation technologies, is an innovative achievement stemming from Duolun Technology's three decades of dedication to information technology in road traffic management, offering a novel solution for the intelligent transformation of the vehicle management industry.

Addressing industry pain points, RoboCheck is positioned as a "professional and precise intelligent inspector," possessing three core capabilities: "intelligent control, intelligent inspection, and intelligent judgment." The robot's high efficiency and precision rely on solid technological accumulation and comprehensive data support. The AI intelligent chip mounted on the robot serves as its "most powerful brain," while the back-end online vehicle model database functions as a "vehicle encyclopedia."

For vehicle owners, the service process has been significantly streamlined. They only need to locate an inspection pre-registration kiosk, swipe their ID card, scan the vehicle certificate, select the required service—such as new vehicle registration, used vehicle transfer, or vehicle modification registration—on the screen. With a single click, pre-acceptance can be completed and a voucher printed within just two minutes, eliminating the need to queue at manual service windows or fill out forms. Subsequently, following on-screen diagrams and voice prompts, they can park the vehicle in the designated area, place the tripod to cover the license plate, and open the doors, hood, and charging port. They can then proceed to the waiting area without taking an extra step or waiting an extra minute.

In robotics research and application, Duolun Technology has achieved multiple breakthroughs. The intelligent traffic command robot, developed through secondary development based on EngineAI's robotic platform, has been deployed in cities such as Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, and Jingzhou, Hubei Province. It autonomously performs standard command gestures and dynamically guides traffic flow based on real-time conditions, alleviating intersection congestion. Prototypes for humanoid robots handling vehicle management guidance and traffic flow management are in a critical development phase. Series of robots for security patrols, airport security checks, and other applications are steadily progressing. Moving forward, Duolun Technology will continue to leverage technology through its "AI + Robotics" strategy, promoting the implementation of more intelligent products across diverse scenarios to support high-quality development in the transportation sector.

Since November 2025, several A-share listed companies, including Jiangsu Yunyi Electric Co., Ltd., Guangdong Read Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., and Zhejiang Yonggui Electric Co., Ltd., have entered the robotics sector by establishing subsidiaries, increasing equity investments, and signing cooperation agreements. These efforts span multiple directions such as core component R&D, niche scenario applications, and ecosystem collaboration.

Yu Fenghui, a senior researcher at Pangoal (Beijing) Information Consulting Co., Ltd., commented: "This surge stems from the deep alignment between industrial maturity and market demand, marking a critical turning point where China's robotics industry is transitioning from the technology validation phase to the stage of large-scale development. Substantial progress in the localization of core components has effectively reduced the cost of key technologies. Coupled with targeted policy support for advanced manufacturing, this has created an optimal window for listed companies to enter the market. The capital advantages and industrial capabilities of listed companies are now becoming a core force driving the further development of the robotics industry."