Shanghai Electric Presents Industrial AI and Robotics Systems at CIIF 2026

Oct 15, 2026
Shanghai Electric presented 19 integrated systems spanning robotics, industrial AI, computing infrastructure, energy equipment and nuclear power technology at CIIF 2026.

Shanghai Electric presented 19 integrated systems at CIIF 2026 in Shanghai, including robotics, industrial AI, computing infrastructure and energy equipment, the company said in a press release. The event runs from October 12 to 16.

The robotics portfolio includes bearings, fasteners, screws, joint modules and robotic hands for humanoid, industrial and collaborative robots. Products on display include miniature bearings with inner diameters of 0.6 millimeters and a robotic hand with 22 degrees of freedom.

Shanghai Electric also showed AI systems for wind equipment design, manufacturing, operation and maintenance, along with automated lithium battery production lines. Its data center rack uses two phase liquid cooling, provides more than 200 kW of cooling capacity per rack and supports predictive maintenance through an Internet of Things platform.

Other exhibits include an AI based system for gas turbine design, manufacturing, quality control and maintenance. The company also presented cloud and edge energy management software that forecasts generation and demand, then manages power distribution across multiple energy sources.

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