DATE: 2025/12/05

SEER Robotics Unveils the Next Generation of Embodied Intelligence: From Project Customization to Product Configuration

The intelligent robotics industry is undergoing a clear, phased transformation. The shift is from the early stage of “software programmed, hardware scenario-bound” fixed-scenario machines to “software universalized, hardware scenario-bound” flexible collaborative systems. With breakthroughs in embodied intelligence and advanced automation technologies, the industry is moving toward a future where both software and hardware become universal, supporting diverse scenarios with both general-purpose systems and specialized equipment.

Within this evolving landscape, humanoid robots—the most imaginative carriers of embodied intelligence—are rapidly advancing. No longer confined to laboratories, they are now mobile systems capable of executing multi-task instructions. Yet, large-scale commercial deployment still faces challenges, such as evolving from passive execution to autonomous operation while integrating scenario-specific hardware with universal software capabilities.

At this pivotal point, SEER Robotics provided a clear solution with its overseas debut of embodied intelligence products: wheeled humanoid robots and quadruped robot dogs. This debut demonstrates the industry phase of “software universalization, hardware scenario-specificity” and SEER Robotics’ commitment to the global market, powered by a robust technology foundation and open platform ecosystem.


From Project Customization to Product Configuration


Traditional robotics often relies on long-cycle, high-threshold project-based customization, which slows digital transformation. SEER Robotics addresses this with Nebula, a one-stop robotics platform enabling:

  • Rapid deployment: Build your own robot fleet within days.
  • Flexible configuration: Use standardized modules and visual tools to assemble robots, similar to building with LEGO.
  • Scenario scalability: Quickly adapt robots for different factories and applications without starting from scratch.

This platform approach turns robotic deployment into a standardized, barrier-free product configuration experience, unlocking faster ROI and broader adoption.


Platform Empowerment: Unlocking Deep Scenario Value


Frontier Technology: Embodied Intelligence Series


  • Wheeled Humanoid Robot: Combines a high-mobility wheeled chassis with a dexterous humanoid upper body, achieving “operation + mobility” for wide-range movement and precise manipulation.
  • Multimodal Perception Suite: Supports multi-layer semantic maps and VLA models for tabletop pick-and-place, loading/unloading, and sorting.
  • Quadruped Robot Dog: Equipped with 3D autonomous navigation, reinforcement-learning-based disturbance rejection, high-torque joints, and agile locomotion for multi-terrain scenarios.


Scenario-Specialized Industrial Solutions


Nebula hosts over 1,000 robot models, each derived from SEER Robotics’ deep industrial expertise. Built on a unified intelligent control system, they support cross-model collaboration and centralized scheduling for full plant integration.

Typical Use Cases


1. Closed Pallet Intensive Storage Handling
  • Pain Point: Sealed pallets prevent traditional forklifts from lifting; dense storage reduces efficiency.
  • Solution: E-series closed-pallet forklift with ultra-low forks and compact design enables precise handling in tight spaces.

2. Ultra-Narrow Medical Clean-Room Logistics
  • Pain Point: Narrow corridors and manual handling pose safety risks.
  • Solution: Single-arm intelligent forklift with AI-based vision navigates confined spaces safely and autonomously.

3. High-Level Storage & Multi-Layer Palletizing
  • Pain Point: Traditional high-bay operations are inefficient and unsafe.
  • Solution: High-reach intelligent forklift offers precise multi-layer storage, 360° safety protection, and fast retrieval.

4. Automated Production Line Material Flow
  • Pain Point: Discrete manufacturing requires dynamic, high-frequency material transport.
  • Solution: Rotary-lifting transport robot provides on-the-spot turning, autonomous path planning, and flexible delivery in compact production environments.


Key Advantages for Global Robotics Adoption


  • Faster Deployment: Build your own robot fleet within days using Nebula’s modular system.
  • Scenario Adaptability: Robots perform reliably in complex, confined, or dynamic environments.
  • Integrated Intelligence: Unified control system enables cross-model collaboration and centralized plant-wide management.
  • Barrier-Free Robotics Access: Standardized modules and visual configuration reduce technical thresholds.


Q&A: Understanding SEER Robotics’ Platform Approach


Q1: How quickly can a factory deploy SEER Robotics solutions?
Thanks to Nebula, companies can build their own robot fleet within days, enabling immediate operational impact.

Q2: Can these robots adapt to diverse and challenging factory scenarios?
Yes. Each robot is scenario-specialized, with AI perception, autonomous navigation, and versatile hardware enabling multi-task operations across industries.

Q3: How does SEER Robotics integrate with existing industrial workflows?
The unified control system supports cross-model collaboration, centralized scheduling, and seamless integration with existing infrastructure.


Conclusion


SEER Robotics is transforming the global robotics landscape with its embodied intelligence products and Nebula platform, delivering faster, safer, and more flexible automation solutions. By bridging software universality with hardware scenario-specificity, SEER Robotics empowers factories worldwide to achieve intelligent, scalable, and precise operations.

For robotics solutions, choose Nebula—your gateway to barrier-free, intelligent automation.