SEEN·E Robotics / 深诣机器人

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About SEEN·E Robotics / 深诣机器人

SEEN·E Robotics combines embodied-AI models with robot hardware for industrial and logistics work. Its SE-1 foundation model is presented as a system for understanding tasks, predicting physical outcomes and generating actions. The company describes a World Model MoE architecture, experience-matching methods and asynchronous off-policy reinforcement learning to improve policies using demonstrations, historical data and interaction feedback. Its logistics platform Sculptor targets mixed-case palletizing, picking and handling; Edge is a dual-arm platform for fine industrial manipulation and interactive tasks.

Founded in 2026, SEEN·E is led by Geek+ co-founder Kai Liu, with technical co-founders Yu Luo and Kangyao Huang and chief scientist Huaping Liu. It made a public appearance at WRC in August 2026 and presented SE-1, Sculptor and Edge at CIIF in October. Demonstrations included 0.1 mm-class cable insertion, mixed-box palletizing and interactive candy packing. The platforms are demonstrated in exhibition and research settings. The company’s research organization also publishes manipulation-learning work, including PRISM with Chinese university collaborators.

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Team

  • Kai Liu / 刘凯 - Founder and Chief Executive Officer
  • Yu Luo / 罗宇 - Technical Co-founder - Develops the company’s embodied-AI models and reinforcement-learning methods.
  • Kangyao Huang / 黄康尧 - Technical Co-founder - Connects embodied-system engineering with the company’s industrial and logistics robot programme.
  • Huaping Liu / 刘华平 - Chief Scientist

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  • Industrial embodied control - Workflow - https://www.leaderobot.com/news/10189 — Edge manufacturing manipulation and Sculptor handling are defining hardware development directions.
  • Vision-language-action control - Capability - https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.14704 — Company-authored SE-1/PRISM research supports embodied policy/control context; does not turn company into model-only infrastructure.