
Robbyant puts humanoid robot to work in Shanghai pharmacy
The system is powered by Robbyant’s LingBot-VLA 2.0 embodied-AI foundation model, which is designed to work across different robot bodies.

The system is powered by Robbyant’s LingBot-VLA 2.0 embodied-AI foundation model, which is designed to work across different robot bodies.

Robbyant has positioned itself as an intelligence-layer provider, following a “build the brain, not the body” strategy.

Robots have long struggled with visual perception in challenging environments involving transparent glass, reflective surfaces, small objects and complex lighting conditions.

The move formalizes the completion of the company’s previously announced angel round rather than a fresh financing deal.