Digital China unveils AI supply chain agent and warehouse robots at 2026 partner conference
On September 22, 2026, Digital China Holdings held its ecosystem partner conference in Guangzhou, where subsidiary Kele Logistics launched the enterprise supply chain AI agent "Jie Xiaoguo," the "Human-Machine Dance 5.0" warehouse solution with embodied intelligence robots, and the "Jie Chu Zong Heng" warehouse-transport integration strategy. President Cai Yinghua outlined a "two networks, one foundation" plan, positioning AI as the brain for warehouse and transport networks. The company aims to expand its warehouse network from 200 to 500 partners and transport network from 300 to 1,000 partners within three years.
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Kele Logistics launches 'Human-Machine Dance 5.0' with warehouse-walking robots for picking goods
At the Digital China Holdings ecological partner conference on September 22, 2026, President Cai Yinghua stated that AI is restructuring supply chain costs and organizations, and the industry has moved past debating whether to use AI to deciding how deeply to apply it. Digital China's subsidiary Kele Logistics unveiled several new products: the enterprise-level supply chain agent 'Jie Xiaoguo', the warehouse solution 'Human-Machine Dance 5.0' featuring embodied intelligence robots that walk and pick items, and the 'Jie Chu Zong Heng' warehouse-transport integration ecosystem strategy. The company plans to expand its warehouse network from 200 to 500 partners within three years and its transport network from 300 to 1,000 partners. Kele Logistics reported that embodied intelligence robot delivery orders are growing over 20%, with demand shifting from first- and second-tier cities to lower-tier cities. The robots currently handle soft, bagged SKUs but struggle with fragile or complex items, requiring further training. The company emphasizes a near-term human-machine collaboration model where robots handle heavy tasks while humans manage exceptions.
Read sourceDigital China Holdings Launches AI Supply Chain Agent, Warehouse System at 2026 Partner Conference
On September 22, Digital China Holdings (神州控股) held its 2026 Ecosystem Partner Conference in Guangzhou under the theme 'Smart Journey, AI-Driven Action.' The company, through its logistics subsidiary Kelai Logistics (科捷物流), unveiled three major offerings: 'Jie Xiaoguo' (捷小果), a new enterprise-level supply chain AI agent; 'Human-Robot Dance 5.0' (人机共舞5.0), a warehouse intelligence solution using a 'cloud brain + terminal brain' architecture; and the 'Jie Chu Zongheng' (捷出纵横) warehouse-transport integration ecosystem strategy. The company also launched the 'Jie Ban Shenzhou Supply Chain AI Ecosystem Co-creation Alliance.' President Cai Yinghua outlined a 'two networks, one foundation' strategy, positioning AI as the brain for warehouse and transport networks. The AI agent has already been tested internally across 118 positions, with over 300 monthly active users. In a pilot, it reduced customer billing from days to one day. The warehouse solution, tested in a footwear and apparel warehouse, increased robot picking share from 0.97% to 16.8% over five months. The company aims to expand its warehouse network from 200 to 500 partners and its transport network from 300 to 1,000 partners within three years.
Read sourceDigital China Unit Launches AI Agent, Warehouse Robot System at 2026 Partner Conference
Digital China Holdings held its 2026 ecosystem partner conference in Guangzhou on September 22, themed 'Jieban Zhiyuan · Zhibi Bixing'. The company's logistics arm, Keji Logistics, launched a new enterprise-level supply chain AI agent called 'Jie Xiaoguo', a new generation of intelligent warehouse solution 'Human-Machine Dance 5.0', and the 'Jiechu Zongheng' warehouse-transport integration ecosystem strategy. President Cai Yinghua outlined a 'two networks, one foundation' strategy, positioning AI as the brain for warehouse and transport networks. The company also launched the 'Jieban Shenzhou · Supply Chain AI Ecosystem Co-creation Alliance'. Keji Logistics CTO Zhang Hupo detailed that Jie Xiaoguo replicates experienced employee skills across 118 positions, achieving over 300 monthly active users in internal testing. The Human-Machine Dance 5.0 system, using a 'cloud brain + terminal brain' architecture, showed a 16.8% robot picking share in a pilot. The company plans to expand its warehouse network partners from 200 to 500 and transport partners from 300 to 1,000 within three years.
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Kelo Logistics launches 'Human-Robot Dance 5.0' with embodied AI for warehouse picking
At the Digital China Ecological Partner Conference 2026 on September 22, Digital China Holdings President Cai Yinghua stated that AI is restructuring supply chain costs and organization, moving beyond the question of adoption to the depth of implementation. Digital China's logistics arm, Kelo Logistics, announced several new products: the enterprise supply chain agent 'Jie Xiaoguo', the 'Human-Robot Dance 5.0' warehouse solution featuring embodied AI robots, and the 'Jiechu Zongheng' warehouse-transport integration ecosystem strategy. The new robots, developed in partnership with Daka Robotics, can walk and pick items in warehouses. A pilot at Kelo's Tianjin Wuqing shoe and apparel warehouse saw robot pick share rise from 0.97% to 16.8% over five months. Kelo also outlined plans to expand its warehouse network from 200 to 500 partners within three years, targeting IT, 3C, cosmetics, and high-barrier sectors like semiconductors and embodied AI. The company emphasized that current embodied AI robots still require human-machine collaboration due to limitations in handling complex or fragile items and slower operational speeds compared to human workers.
Digital China unit launches enterprise AI agent and warehouse-transport integration strategy
On September 22, Digital China Holdings (00861.HK) held its 2026 ecosystem partner conference in Guangzhou, where its subsidiary, Kejie Logistics, unveiled several AI-powered supply chain products and a new strategy. The company launched a next-generation enterprise supply chain AI agent named 'Jie Xiaoguo', the 'Human-Robot Dance 5.0' smart warehousing solution, and the 'Jie Chu Zongheng' warehouse-transport integration ecosystem strategy. It also initiated the 'Supply Chain AI Ecosystem Co-creation Alliance' to advance AI adoption in supply chains. Digital China President Cai Yinghua outlined the company's 'two networks, one foundation' strategy, comprising a warehouse network and a transport network. He stated that AI serves as the 'brain' for these networks, which in turn act as AI's 'training ground'. The company aims to become an 'ecosystem-enabling enterprise' focused on decentralization and mutual benefit. Kejie Logistics plans to expand its warehouse network partners from 200 to 500 and its transport core partners from 300 to 1,000 within three years, aiming for a daily fulfillment platform capacity of 1 million orders.
Read sourceShenzhou Holding 2026 Ecosystem Partner Conference Held, Promoting AI-Supply Chain Integration
On September 22, Shenzhou Holding (HK0861) held its 2026 Ecosystem Partner Conference in Guangzhou, themed 'Together for the Long Haul, Wisdom in Action.' The event gathered hundreds of participants from supply chain, AI, and computing power sectors. Shenzhou Holding's subsidiary, Keji Logistics, launched several new products: the enterprise-level supply chain agent 'Jie Xiaoguo,' the next-generation warehouse intelligence solution 'Human-Robot Dance 5.0,' and the 'Jie Chu Zongheng Warehouse-Transport Integration' ecological strategy. The company also initiated the 'Jie Ban Shenzhou Supply Chain AI Ecosystem Co-creation Alliance.' President Cai Yinghua outlined a 'two networks, one foundation' strategy, emphasizing AI-driven cost reduction and network collaboration. The warehouse network aims to expand from 200 to 500 partners in three years, while the transport network targets 1,000 core partners. Case studies showed that the 'Jie Xiaoguo' agent reduced billing time from days to one day, and the 'Human-Robot Dance 5.0' system increased robot picking share from 0.97% to 16.8% in a pilot. The conference included strategic signings with AI partner Quantum (QMCO) Power and computing power partners, alongside parallel workshops on warehouse, transport, computing, and AI co-creation.