Authorities described the facility as a “super AI laboratory” for the sector, intended to shift AI applications from academic research into real-world use cases across tourism, museums and cultural production.
The company’s Mexican subsidiary will deploy dedicated vehicles and establish pickup points at major airports, including Mexico City, throughout the tournament period.
The agreement covers the UEFA Champions League, Europa League and Conference League from the 2027/28 season through 2032/33, as well as UEFA Euro 2028.
The facility fills a regional gap in testing capabilities for full robot systems and key components, authorities said.
The filing came one day after leading domestic DRAM producer Changxin Memory Technologies cleared a key listing hurdle in Shanghai.
Despite clearing the latest review, analysts continue to flag structural risks tied to Grascent’s past IPO setbacks and operational profile.
Wang opened up for the first time on the thinking behind GD01, which the company describes as the world’s first mass-produced, rideable mech robot.
