Xiaomi Robotics "Dual-Line Breakthrough": Successfully Challenges 8-Hour Factory Operations and Long-Horizon Home Tasks

IT Home, November 3 - According to the "Xiaomi Technology" official account, Xiaomi Group received the "Outstanding Contribution Award" in the Innovation Breakthrough category at the 2026 World Internet Conference, and Xiaomi's robotics business received the "Leading Technology Award" at the conference. During the summit, Xiaomi also disclosed two latest implementation progress updates for its robotics business in industrial manufacturing and home scenarios.

IT Home learned from official introductions that in the factory scenario, Xiaomi's humanoid robot challenged an 8-hour operation task for the first time at the center console side cover sorting station, meeting the station's full-day production needs, and achieving autonomous error correction during operations and system-level coordination with the production line, preliminarily completing line-level operational capability verification.

In the home scenario, Xiaomi's embodied foundation model officially started "trial operation" at Xiaomi Youth Apartment, building an Agent system based on the Xiaomi-Robotics-1 pre-trained model, and has completed a long-horizon task verification at Xiaomi Youth Apartment covering over 30 minutes continuously, 3 rooms, and 50+ tasks.

According to the introduction, Xiaomi's VLA large model Xiaomi-Robotics-0 adopts a hybrid architecture of large and small brains, achieving 80 ms inference latency on consumer-grade GPUs; Xiaomi's embodied foundation model Xiaomi-Robotics-1 uses 100,000 hours of real operation trajectories for pre-training, demonstrating stable scaling law benefits in unseen environments and unseen tasks, and ranked first overall in the two authoritative leaderboards RoboCasa 365 and RoboDojo in July 2026.

The R&D team, based on the Xiaomi-Robotics-1 pre-trained model, conducted multiple rounds of iterative optimization using high-quality post-training data, building an Agent closed-loop system covering data collection, model inference, and task execution, capable of autonomously planning and executing complete tasks including tool preparation, sofa and desk tidying, garbage cleaning, item sorting and placement, room inspection, whole-house re-inspection, and exit.

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