At the recent National Robot Leasing Ecosystem Summit, Zhiyuan Robotics officially launched its robot leasing platform "Qingtian Zhu." The platform aims to gather multiple parties including users, leasing companies, content developers, and original equipment manufacturers, by amplifying the overall value of the robot leasing industry, formally defining the new era of RaaS (Robot as a Service), and striving to overcome the "last mile" challenge for humanoid robots to reach the general public.

Jiang Qingsong, partner of Zhiyuan AGIBOT and chairman of Qingtian Zhu, shared an ambitious "1234 Strategic Plan" on-site. The goal is to achieve a leasing customer ecosystem of 400,000 by 2026, supported by more than 10 original equipment manufacturers, over 200 gold service leasing companies, and more than 3,000 content creators.

According to the introduction, the core innovation of the "Qingtian Zhu" platform lies in transforming traditional high-barrier robot usage scenarios into a convenient model similar to "shared charging piles," effectively breaking through current market pain points such as high operating costs, complex cooperation processes, and homogenized content, allowing enterprises and users to rent on demand according to their actual needs.

Regarding the deployment rhythm of robots in different scenarios, Jiang Qingsong mentioned in communication with the media that the current market is mainly dominated by robots providing emotional value and interactive perception. However, with the continuous accumulation of data and the accelerating growth of models, pilot leasing is expected to be implemented in simple factory scenarios next year. The true large-scale industrial application is expected to arrive between 2027 and 2028, while the more challenging home scenarios will gradually become popular in 3 to 5 years.

To accelerate this process, the "Qingtian Zhu" platform plans to penetrate more than 200 cities across the country by 2026. After launch, the platform will simultaneously implement strong dual-end incentive policies: for the user side, it will activate growth through large red envelopes for new users, points rewards, and time-limited special offers; for the merchant side, it will provide first-quarter zero-cost support, full-range traffic support, and worry-free operation services through the "Qingtian Partner Program," aiming to strongly ignite the market through resource investment and help partners seize the golden opportunities in robot leasing early on.