News Summary
In May, at the Guangzhou Asia Expo, Zigong Gengu Longteng Technology Co., Ltd. made a grand debut with its self-developed "quadrupedal robotic dinosaur" and "quadrupedal robotic panda." This product series innovatively employs quadrupedal robotic dogs as its motion chassis, features realistic surface finishes, and incorporates proprietary algorithms developed in-house. These robots are capable of performing mechanical actions such as walking, turning, dancing, and waving, while also offering intelligent dialogue and voice-imitation capabilities. Their innovative design and vivid interactive experiences made them the "hit attraction" at the exhibition, drawing numerous professional visitors to stop and take photos or experience the products firsthand.
(Guangzhou) In May 2026, the highly anticipated Guangzhou Asia Amusement Park Exhibition was grandly held. Among the array of cutting-edge amusement rides, the booth of Zigong Gengu Longteng Technology Co., Ltd. remained consistently crowded; two nimble "little animals" —a quadrupedal robotic panda and a quadrupedal robotic dinosaur—instantly captivated the crowd with their lifelike appearance and realistic animations.
Cross-sector integration: leveraging technology to unlock new "bionic" applications
As a leading enterprise in Zigong's simulated dinosaur industry, Gengu Longteng has moved beyond traditional static displays this time, boldly venturing into cross-sector innovation by integrating cutting-edge intelligent robotics technology into conventional craftsmanship. The exhibited robotic pandas and robotic dinosaurs utilize a core technical chassis derived from a mature and highly efficient quadruped robotic dog. Building upon this foundation, the team has not only employed precision external design to achieve an exceptional fidelity to their real-world forms, but has also leveraged self-developed motion control algorithms to endow these exhibits with an extraordinary sense of "vitality."
Fluid interaction that showcases the allure of intelligence.
At the exhibition, these two quadrupedal robotic animals exhibited fluid and natural movements. They were not only capable of walking steadily and turning gracefully, but also danced to the rhythm of the music, and even proactively "wave" to the onlookers in a friendly gesture. Even more impressive was their integrated intelligent interaction system, which could accurately capture audience commands, engage in intelligent voice conversations, and emit lifelike roars or endearing vocalizations tailored to the specific scene. This innovative concept—combining visual appeal, interactivity, and entertainment value—attracted a large crowd of buyers and visitors, with many attendees raising their smartphones to capture these remarkable moments.
Looking ahead, we will further deepen our strategic focus on the intelligent amusement industry sector.
A representative of Genlu Longteng Technology Co., Ltd. stated that this exhibition not only showcases the company's technological breakthroughs in the field of bionic robotics, but also marks the enterprise's strategic transformation from traditional model manufacturing to intelligent dynamic amusement equipment. In the future, the company will continue to refine its algorithms and aesthetics, fostering the widespread application of these quadruped intelligent robots across diverse scenarios—including theme parks, scenic area guided tours, science education initiatives, and commercial marketing campaigns—thereby delivering more immersive and intelligent experiences to global users.
