Qingtian Robot's Yuanzheng A3 robots made their domestic fashion show debut at the Jing'an Fashion Culture Week, sharing the stage with models to push the boundaries of technology and fashion.
On June 30, the 2026 Jing'an Fashion Culture Week officially kicked off at Zhangyuan. The event aims to build a complete fashion ecosystem, showcasing Jing'an's trendsetting fashion heritage and industrial competitiveness on all fronts. At the opening ceremony, Qingtian Zu, as a special guest, brought two Yuanzheng A3 robots to perform on stage alongside human models, expanding the boundaries of "technology + fashion" as an industry.
The 2026 Jing'an Fashion Culture Week theme show officially began after the unveiling ceremony, with human models presenting "Chinese-style" outfits. Qingtian Zu's Yuanzheng A3 robots then performed their signature "Shark Dance." This segment not only deeply integrated the cutting-edge technology of embodied intelligence with traditional Eastern aesthetics but also served as an innovative practice of empowering local culture through technology, helping drive high-quality cultural exports.
It is understood that this is not the first time the Yuanzheng series robots have ventured into the fashion world. Previously, the Yuanzheng A2 robot appeared at the internationally renowned fashion event Met Gala, drawing widespread attention from the global tech and fashion communities. At this Jing'an Fashion Culture Week, however, the upgraded Yuanzheng A3 robot made its first public runway debut in China's fashion industry. This collaboration not only breaks the traditional boundaries of robot applications but also signals that domestic intelligent manufacturing technology is rapidly expanding into premium aesthetics, the fashion industry, and cultural tourism scenarios.
Seizing this opportunity, Qingtian Zu plans to further its push into fashion and commercial applications. Leveraging the platform effect of Jing'an Fashion Culture Week, Qingtian Zu will continue to deepen its partnership with Jing'an District, extending its technology presence from Zhangyuan outward to Nanjing West Road, Suhe Bay, and across all of Jing'an, fully integrating into the fashion ecosystem of "brand launches, consumer leadership, and industry exchange." Both parties will jointly explore innovative integration models such as "AI + commerce" and "technology + cultural tourism," opening new horizons for building a digital-era cultural tourism ecosystem.