TetRobotics, another resident company in the park, focuses on the R&D of embodied intelligence robot bodies and motion control systems, with core products including smart mobile charging and service robots. Its self-developed rail-based mobile charging robots are being trialed in the park's underground parking lots, providing a mature solution for intelligent urban public space operations through unmanned automatic charging and smart dispatching.

The rapid development of the Guangzhou (Baiyun) Robotics Industrial Park is bolstered by supportive policies from the Baiyun district government. In February, the government introduced measures to promote the clustering of the robotics industry, enhance technological innovation, accelerate application innovation, and strengthen industrial development support.

A robot developed by TetRobotics. [Photo/WeChat account: gz_baiyunfabu]

By the end of 2025, the district is home to 75 companies in its industrial robotics cluster, with a total R&D expenditure of more than 1.24 billion yuan and an output value exceeding 24.7 billion yuan.

For Guangzhou (Baiyun) Robotics Industrial Park, it is more than just a physical space for tech companies; rather, it is an ecosystem of interconnected industries, shared technologies, and symbiotic scenarios. It provides a sound environment where companies collaborate to break industrial barriers for mutual growth.