SCUD Power at ICDIA 2026: Advancing Energy Solutions for Embodied Robotics in the next era

At the 6th China Integrated Circuit Innovation Conference (ICDIA 2026), SCUD Power presented its perspective on the energy evolution of embodied robotics at the Embodied Intelligence Forum. Our R&D Vice General Manager, Chen Awen, delivered a keynote titled "Embodied Robotics: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow."

Today’s robots run 2–4 hours, far short of the 8‑hour industrial need. Key hurdles remain: energy density, fast charging, safety, integration, and cost.
SCUD Power’s response includes a hot‑swappable dual‑pack system for 24/7 operation, and a BMS with 3% SOC accuracy and 72‑hour thermal runaway prediction — moving from reactive to proactive. Looking ahead, we are advancing semi‑solid batteries (350–400Wh/kg) within 2–3 years, and all‑solid‑state beyond 500Wh/kg, alongside a distributed power architecture.

Backed by 30+ years of expertise, we offer deep customization and full lifecycle support — evolving from battery maker to system‑level energy partner as the industry shifts from "just having power" to "using it intelligently."