During this year's peak seasonal business period, inside the Semir logistics warehouse, a pair of "dexterous hands" is precisely grasping various garments from turnover boxes to complete goods sorting. This is not a laboratory demonstration, but a real operational scenario where robots empower the front lines of warehousing. The company bringing this "Sower" intelligent sorting solution is Daxing District enterprise WanNa Robotics. On September 22, Semir Logistics, Flux Technology, and WanNa Robotics signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Jiaxing, Zhejiang. The three parties will use the "Sower" intelligent sorting practice as a foundation to promote deep collaboration among business scenarios, digital systems, and robotic execution endpoints, jointly exploring new scenarios for smart supply chains.

Consumer retail warehousing has always been a "tough nut to crack" for automation: numerous product categories, diverse packaging forms, and large order fluctuations, especially for the picking, sowing, and packaging of split-case goods, which have long relied on manual labor. In the footwear and apparel industry, rapid style updates and inconsistent packaging make it even harder for general-purpose robots to cope. Facing this challenge, WanNa Robotics chose to deeply cultivate specific scenarios and build scenario-based robots highly adapted to operational workflows. The company adheres to a full-stack technology approach, building a technology system covering micro actuators, biomimetic multi-degree-of-freedom dexterous hands, scenario-based solutions, and cloud-based data algorithm closed loops, transforming model intelligence into stable, reliable, and mass-producible dexterous manipulation capabilities.

This signing marks the transition of the three-party cooperation from project-based collaboration to long-term strategic synergy. Semir provides real operational scenarios, operational standards, and validation environments; Flux Technology converts orders, inventory, and sorting tasks into executable work instructions on site; and WanNa Robotics turns system instructions into actual actions of grasping, handling, and sorting. The three parties form a closed loop of "business requirement definition—warehousing operation management—robotic execution—operational result feedback," making robots increasingly precise and intelligent with use. In the next phase, the three parties will continue to advance the stable operation and replicable application of the solution, and gradually consolidate experience in task interfaces, collaboration mechanisms, and operational evaluation, accumulating practical evidence from real scenarios for technical specifications and evaluation systems related to intelligent sorting.

Starting from Daxing, WanNa Robotics is bringing embodied intelligence to the front lines of warehousing across the country, enabling embodied intelligence to truly create value in consumer retail supply chains. This path, driven by real demand and advanced through industrial partner collaboration, also provides a vivid footnote for Daxing's robotics industry empowering the real economy.