Code Moment | Code Gather Members Make a Collective Appearance at CES, Showcasing Tech Innovation Power
The globally recognized bellwether for consumer electronics, CES (Consumer Electronics Show), opened this month in Las Vegas, United States. At a moment when AGI has never been closer to everyday human life, this year's edition — themed "DIVE IN" — brought together leading tech players from around the world to showcase the most cutting-edge innovations and exceptional products, with AI integration
CES, the globally recognized bellwether for consumer electronics technology (Consumer Electronics Show), opened this month in Las Vegas, United States. At a moment when AGI has never felt closer to everyday life, this year's conference — themed "DIVE IN" — brought together leading tech players from around the world to showcase the most cutting-edge innovations and standout products. AI-integrated hardware and software applications gained even more traction at this year's CES. Members of the Code Community — Unitree, Galaxy Universal, Xingmai Innovation, Cloud Whale, Booster Robotics, SwitchBot, BLUETTI, and YunQuNa — made their presence felt, becoming an undeniable force of technological innovation on the show floor.
Unitree
High Performance Meets Practical Value
On opening day, Unitree brought its consumer-grade quadruped robot Go2 and the new Go2-W wheeled-leg variant, the industrial-grade wheeled-leg robot B2-W, and its general-purpose humanoid robots H1 and G1. Thanks to its rare combination of affordability and real-world utility, Unitree's robotic dogs sold out in a single day — demo units included.
Notably, at CES 2025, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the company's humanoid robot partnership roster. Among the Chinese manufacturers listed was Unitree's humanoid robot H1. The H1 is the world's first electric humanoid robot to successfully execute a standing backflip. It stands roughly 180 cm tall, weighs 47 kg, and can reach top speeds of 4.3 meters per second. The Unitree G1 humanoid robot features 23 to 43 joints — more than half the number in a human body — with fast locomotion, a 1.4-meter standing jump, and the ability to perform actions including "bridging" (kipping up), jogging, and waving. It can even handle practical tasks like cracking walnuts, wok-tossing, and welding.
Unitree co-founder Chen Li said the company has already established overseas sales channels, with products on the market and orders running exceptionally hot. Some models have begun limiting purchases, while others require waiting lists and have delivery lead times. Buyers span companies, schools, individual consumers, and B2B clients. Reference: Code Moment | Unitree Raises Nearly RMB 1 Billion to Drive Technological Progress
Galaxy Universal
The Only Wheeled Humanoid Robot on the Floor
At this closely watched event, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang's keynote was unquestionably a global focal point. Galaxy Universal's embodied large-model robot Galbot G1 — the only wheeled humanoid robot at the entire show — made a stunning appearance during Huang's presentation, using its robotic arm to hold up the new RTX 50 series graphics card based on the Blackwell architecture.
Just before the show, Galaxy Universal partnered with universities and research institutes to release GraspVLA, the world's first end-to-end embodied grasping foundation model. The model's pre-training relied entirely on synthetic big data, reaching a record training data volume of one billion frames of "vision-language-action" pairs.
On the show floor, in an unmanned convenience store setup, visitors could simulate placing orders via iPad, with Galbot G1's impressive capabilities enabling the full intelligent shopping workflow. Worth noting: the Galbot G1 can already complete end-to-end tasks across varying lighting conditions and environments — a generalization capability that has drawn market attention.
Xingmai Innovation
AI-Driven Smart Pool Cleaning
At this year's show, Xingmai Innovation (Beatbot) turned heads with an unexpected debut: the RoboTurtle.
Xingmai Innovation explained that the bold biomimetic turtle design stems from observing nature. By mimicking natural turtle movements, it can survey sensitive ecosystems with precision and minimal intrusion, effectively reducing impact on marine environments. The device's AI camera and multimodal sensors monitor water conditions in real time and track biological characteristics, providing researchers with more granular data.
The robotic turtle is suited for ecological protection, endangered species monitoring, and environmental disaster early warning — giving researchers and conservation organizations smarter, more efficient tools while opening new possibilities for sustainable development.
In its core category, Xingmai Innovation launched three new models in the AquaSense 2 series of pool cleaning robots. With industry-leading AI cruise technology, intelligent features, and innovative product design, they deliver a comprehensively upgraded pool cleaning experience.
The AquaSense 2 Ultra particularly stands out. As the world's first AI-driven 5-in-1 pool cleaning robot, it features the industry-exclusive HybridSense™ AI navigation system — integrating 27 advanced sensors across AI cameras, infrared, and ultrasonic technology. It precisely identifies cleaning paths to deliver comprehensive, efficient cleaning of the water surface, waterline, pool floor, and walls, plus water clarification functionality. Its dual side brushes deliver cleaning performance far above competitors. The wireless charging dock uses an ergonomic vertical structure for easy, waterproof docking that ensures safe operation.
The AquaSense 2 supports surface parking — after cleaning, it automatically floats to the surface for easy retrieval. It's the industry's first pool floor, wall, and waterline cleaning robot that can drain water like a submarine to park at the surface, with one-tap return via app. This provides a far more convenient and efficient solution for everyday pool maintenance.
Cloud Whale
The Robovac with "Eyes"
Cloud Whale made its CES 2025 debut with the new Narwal Flow floor-cleaning robot.
The new product innovates with a tracked form factor, featuring dynamic track extension technology that ensures both efficient deep cleaning and improved edge coverage. A built-in dual-tank fresh water circulation system prevents secondary contamination while maintaining cleaning effectiveness.
Targeting different customer segments, Cloud Whale skillfully integrates AI into its premium robot vacuums. With AI stereo vision, the Narwal Flow achieves precise recognition and obstacle avoidance for over 200 household items, down to 5mm in size — significantly broadening the robot's versatility. Meanwhile, technologies like DirSense intelligent dirt detection, bionic human-hand mopping, and 120-day self-emptying dust collection are opening up new possibilities for scientifically informed cleaning.
Booster Robotics
Expanding What's Possible with Humanoid Robots
Booster Robotics brought its Booster T1 to this year's CES. The Booster T1 is a humanoid robot built for developers, emphasizing lightweight agility and rugged durability. With 200 TOPS of AI computing power, it can easily deploy multiple models and algorithms, letting developers get started quickly.
"At the show, we're demonstrating walking, push-ups, standing up, carrying objects, human-robot interaction, and other scenarios — audiences can witness firsthand the expanding possibilities of humanoid robots."
This year's CES is putting greater focus on real-world applications of AI technology, with robotics undoubtedly among the most eye-catching domains. "Right now, Chinese embodied AI companies are world-leading, having entered a critical phase of moving from technology exploration to practical application — from shooting demos to actually manufacturing products and finding landing scenarios."
SwitchBot
A New Vision for Smart Homes
At this year's CES, SwitchBot made a splash with the global debut of its first multifunctional home robot, the SwitchBot K20+ Pro, alongside the new floor-cleaning robot S20 Pro and other smart home products. The showcase demonstrated not only its innovative strength in home service robotics but also the company's deep understanding of the future of smart homes. Through these intelligent robots, SwitchBot is committed to delivering smarter, more convenient, and safer living experiences — building an entirely new vision for the intelligent home of tomorrow.
The SwitchBot K20+ Pro, as a groundbreaking multifunctional home robot, leverages revolutionary FusionPlatform technology and an advanced ClawLock hook system to flexibly execute diverse household tasks — vacuuming, security monitoring, air purification, and smart delivery — with extensive customization options for users to DIY their own setups. It's especially well-suited for households with elderly family members or pets.
For home security, the K20+ Pro's AI capabilities enable real-time environment monitoring. Its Pan/Tilt Cam provides live security patrols and motion detection, immediately pushing alerts through the SwitchBot App when anomalies are detected — delivering comprehensive protection for household safety.
BLUETTI
Pioneering New Energy Technology
At CES, BLUETTI — a leading clean energy solutions provider and CES 2025 Innovation Award honoree — drew significant attention with the debut of its latest energy storage innovations: the Apex 300 solar generator and EnergyPro 6K energy storage system. Powered by BLUETTI's advanced future energy technology system, the Apex 300 and EnergyPro 6K deliver integrated power solutions for everyone from weekend campers to small and medium-sized households, reducing dependence on the grid.
Additionally, BLUETTI unveiled its new Brand 3.0 product lineup spanning the Elite, Apex, and EnergyPro series. The BLUETTI Elite series focuses on entry-level energy solutions for outdoor enthusiasts, RV owners, and home backup power users seeking energy independence — offering professional-grade energy storage in compact, high-power packages. Its first product, the Elite 200 V2, has been widely popular since launch.
As a national-level "Little Giant" specialized and innovative enterprise, BLUETTI also showcased two eco-innovation products at this year's CES. The MultiCooler multifunctional refrigerator paired with the portable power station AC180T won a CES 2025 Innovation Award for its cross-domain technology integration. The BLUETTI Handsfree outdoor backpack, meanwhile, uses innovative battery technology to make energy storage truly lightweight, combining with a professional-grade outdoor backpack to provide multiple charging options including AC outlets. Paired with portable solar panels, it can fully charge in as fast as three hours — an ideal choice for outdoor photography enthusiasts and electronics aficionados.
YunQuNa
AI-Powered Real-Time Optimal Shipping Solutions
At this year's show, YunQuNa, a global digital-intelligent logistics service provider, comprehensively showcased its technology-driven smart logistics solutions and integrated first-mile, warehousing, and last-mile services.
Using AI algorithms and big data analytics, YunQuNa's system achieves precise, real-time optimization of global shipping routes — accurately matching customers with optimal transportation solutions and effectively reducing shipping costs.
YunQuNa has built an integrated first-mile, warehousing, and last-mile service network covering "first-leg transport — overseas warehousing — final-mile delivery." Its self-developed smart logistics platform provides customers with online rate quotes, booking, real-time order tracking, and full-process fulfillment transparency — ensuring end-to-end visibility.
On the digitalization front, YunQuNa has successfully automated booking, cut-off, and document processing through RPA technology. Complex document entry takes just 30 seconds. The RPA system also seamlessly integrates with customer ERP systems, shipping line systems, and supplier systems for real-time data synchronization — significantly improving supply chain coordination.
Currently, YunQuNa operates over 14 warehouses across North America, covering core cities and consumer markets including Los Angeles, New Jersey, Savannah, Atlanta, Houston, and Mexico City — with total warehousing exceeding 3 million square feet. It efficiently handles everything from small items to oversized goods, serving industries including automotive parts, new energy vehicles, consumer electronics, smart home appliances and furniture, fitness equipment, and machinery tools.
As one of the first certified warehouses for TEMU and SHEIN's semi-managed model, and a partner of Wayfair and Amazon, YunQuNa was among the first to meet Amazon's SFP service standards — helping customers rapidly access the Prime member market.
