A UBTech company visit in Shenzhen introduces international business delegations to the company behind the Walker humanoid robot series. The programme covers the technology exhibition centre and the AI interaction zone, followed by a company briefing and Q&A.

Through product displays, demonstrations and interaction, participants explore UBTech’s development, robot applications and future direction. The discussion connects what the delegation sees with its own business interests, with priorities agreed according to the client’s needs and the host’s available content.

China Innovation Visits coordinates the company reception, scheduling, Shenzhen transport and English interpretation.

Key takeaways

Explore UBTech’s robot products, including the Walker humanoid robot series.

Understand how hardware, motion control and embodied AI contribute to robot capabilities.

Learn about the company’s development and industry applications.

Discuss future opportunities and questions relevant to your organisation.

Company materials report approximately 1,000 full-size embodied-intelligence humanoid robots sold in 2025, representing around 7 per cent of the global market and third place worldwide. The same materials report that core robotics revenue reached 41 per cent of total revenue. These figures provide context for understanding the company’s commercial development.

UBTech describes its capabilities as spanning the embodied-intelligence model, motion control and robot hardware. The exhibition and briefing help participants understand how these elements come together in its products.

Key visit details

Location

The visit takes place at UBTech’s headquarters in Shenzhen, Guangdong province. The programme uses the technology exhibition centre, AI interaction zone and meeting space confirmed by the host.

Shenzhen’s hardware ecosystem provides useful context for a robotics visit. Component suppliers, precision manufacturing and electronics businesses support the development and iteration of robot products across the region.

Shenzhen has an international airport and high-speed rail connections with Guangzhou and Hong Kong. Hotel transfers are coordinated around the confirmed meeting point and local traffic conditions.

Format and duration

The standard programme takes approximately two and a half hours: one hour for exhibition visits and interaction, followed by one and a half hours for the company briefing and Q&A.

The exhibition introduces the products and their development. The discussion then explores company history, industry applications and future direction, with emphasis adjusted to the delegation’s interests.

Who the programme suits

The programme suits business leaders, strategy and product teams, manufacturing and operations managers, robotics and automation businesses, investors, and university or business-school delegations.

Participants do not need a technical background. Teams can approach the visit through business development, industry applications, innovation or the wider robotics ecosystem.

Discussion priorities are arranged around the client’s actual needs. Sharing your business background and questions in advance helps the host prepare relevant material.

Why visit UBTech in Shenzhen?

UBTech offers a company-level perspective on how a robotics business develops its capabilities and brings products to market. Product displays and interaction give participants a starting point for understanding the relationship between technical development and business applications.

The company’s development can be discussed through sustained technology investment, validation in application scenarios and commercial delivery. This helps delegations explore how a robotics company chooses opportunities and develops its business over time.

The Shenzhen location adds an ecosystem perspective. A UBTech visit can form part of a wider study of the Shenzhen robotics valley and humanoid robot supply chain, connecting one company’s development with the region’s hardware resources.

What the visit includes

Technology exhibition centre

The technology exhibition centre introduces UBTech’s development, product portfolio and robotics capabilities. Displays provide context for understanding the Walker humanoid robot series and the relationship between product development and industry applications.

The company’s technical approach can be explained through three connected elements: hardware, motion control and embodied intelligence. Participants gain an accessible overview of how these contribute to a robot’s movement, perception and response.

AI interaction zone and product demonstrations

The AI interaction zone offers opportunities to engage with robot products and observe demonstrations arranged by the host.

These experiences help participants connect product features with potential uses. The available robots, demonstrations and interaction activities are confirmed with the company and follow on-site guidance.

Company briefing and Q&A

The briefing develops the business context behind the exhibition. Discussion may cover UBTech’s development journey, robot applications and future direction.

For international delegations, the emphasis is coordinated around the organisation’s interests and market context. Business teams may focus on application opportunities and industry development, while product or innovation teams may explore how the company connects technology development with customer needs.

The Q&A allows participants to raise their own questions. The final discussion priorities and depth are agreed with the host during planning.

How to arrange a UBTech company visit

Visits are arranged in advance through China Innovation Visits and confirmed by the host. We recommend planning at least 30 days ahead.

Visits are normally arranged for groups of 10 or more and fewer than 20 participants. Smaller groups can sometimes be accommodated.

Please provide your preferred dates, group size, business background, learning objectives and language requirements. A short list of questions helps us coordinate the company briefing and interpretation.

Sample visit programme

09:30–10:30 — Exhibition visit and interaction

Visit the technology exhibition centre and AI interaction zone, explore robot products and take part in demonstrations and interaction arranged by the host.

10:30–12:00 — Company briefing and Q&A

Explore UBTech’s development, industry applications and future direction, with discussion priorities tailored to the delegation’s needs.

The visit arrangements, timings and programme are subject to final confirmation with the host.

Combine with other company visits

A UBTech visit can form part of a Shenzhen technology tour, connecting robotics with the city’s wider technology and hardware ecosystem.

The programme can be combined with a Huawei company visit in Shenzhen to explore connected devices, computing infrastructure and technology ecosystems.

For delegations comparing different approaches to robotics, a BrainCo visit in Hangzhou provides another perspective through neural interfaces and rehabilitation robotics.

Combinations are coordinated around the delegation’s objectives, travel schedule and host availability.

Practical notes

Comfortable casual shoes are recommended for walking and standing during the exhibition visit.

Follow the guided route and the staff’s instructions during robot demonstrations and interaction.

Photography rules for the exhibition and demonstration areas are confirmed in advance. Please let us know during planning if your organisation needs images for internal reporting.

Demonstrations and interaction activities may change according to equipment availability and reception arrangements. Specific content is confirmed with the host.

English interpretation can be arranged for the exhibition, briefing and Q&A. We prepare relevant terminology according to the delegation’s background and discussion priorities.

Questions before a UBTech visit

Is the visit open to international business delegations? Yes, subject to advance arrangements and confirmation by the host. We recommend planning at least 30 days ahead.

What is the group size? Visits are normally arranged for groups of 10 or more and fewer than 20 participants. Smaller groups can sometimes be accommodated.

How long does the visit take? The standard programme takes approximately two and a half hours, from 09:30 to 12:00, including one hour of exhibition visits and interaction and one and a half hours of briefing and Q&A.

What preparation do participants need? No technical background is required. Please share your business interests and key questions in advance. Comfortable casual shoes are recommended.

Can we photograph the robots and demonstrations? Photography is subject to the host’s rules. Requirements for the exhibition and demonstration areas are confirmed during planning.

Is the visit suitable for people outside robotics? Yes. The company’s development, industry applications and future direction are relevant to business leaders and teams from a range of sectors. Discussion priorities are coordinated according to the delegation’s needs.

What happens if a demonstration is unavailable? The host may adjust demonstrations or interaction activities according to equipment and reception arrangements. We coordinate any changes with the company.

Can the visit be combined with other companies or cities? Yes. Shenzhen and multi-city programmes can be arranged according to the delegation’s objectives and the availability of each host.

Arrange your UBTech visit

Tell us your dates, group size and what your team wants to understand about robotics. China Innovation Visits will coordinate the company reception, discussion priorities, transport and English interpretation.

Contact China Innovation Visits to arrange your UBTech company visit in Shenzhen.