Qingtianzu, in partnership with Feikuo Technology, created the nation's first robot groomsmen squad at West Lake to support a marriage proposal and launched Qixi charity events across ten cities, unlocking new scenarios for the romantic economy.
On August 19, Qing Tian Zu, in partnership with Fei Kuo Technology, brought multiple robots from brands such as Zhi Yuan and Yu Shu to West Lake to create the city's first "Robot Groomsmen Squad" engagement photo-op event. From daytime photo sessions and blessing collections to an evening romantic proposal, cutting-edge technology cut through the crowds and the everyday bustle, infusing the historic West Lake with a futuristic edge and a touch of poetic charm.
Five Robot Models in Perfect Sync, Lakeside Moments Captured on Camera
On the morning of the 19th, the five intelligent robots deployed by Qing Tian Zu quickly became the center of attention at West Lake. The Zhong Qin T800 stationed at Jiang Zhuang was particularly eye-catching, delivering a playful "contrast cuteness" with its rugged exterior. Dressed in a "Groomsmen Squad" sash, it transformed into a "romantic tough guy," dropping to one knee to offer passersby a unique holiday greeting.
Near the Lin Huiyin memorial, the Ling Xi X2, clad in a pink top, deftly guided visitors through photo ops, drawing long lines of couples eager to take part. Visitor Ms. Liu remarked: "Receiving a personalized blessing from a robot on a traditional festival like Qixi feels so fresh—it really hits the mark on ceremony and atmosphere."
The Yuan Zheng A3, dressed in a pink shirt and bow tie, invited passersby to sign and stamp a special pledge card, embodying companionship and commitment in a distinctly "gentlemanly" way. The Ku Tuo D1 engaged visitors with a fun pitch-pot game, while the Yu Shu robot enthusiastically collected sticky notes with everyone's wishes. Each of the five robots played its part, acting as "happiness collectors" and capturing hundreds of heartfelt blessings from strangers—setting the stage perfectly for the evening's proposal finale.
Robots Transform into "Groomsmen Squad," High-Tech Meets Romantic Proposal
As night fell, the robots that had spent the day gathering blessings across West Lake quickly transformed into the city's first "Robot Groomsmen Squad." As soft music played, the prospective groom, escorted by the robots, slowly made his way toward his bride-to-be. The robots presented her with the mountain of blessings collected from countless strangers along the lakeside during the day. The Yuan Zheng A3 and Ling Xi X2, serving as the hype squad, cheered on "Marry him!" as the groom dropped to one knee.
In the end, enveloped by the warm, romantic vibe of the robot band, the bride-to-be was moved to tears and gave the long-awaited answer: "I do."
Onlookers quickly whipped out their phones to capture this moment of "cyber romance," with exclamations and applause rippling through the crowd—"This is next level," "Who knew tech could be this romantic." Cutting-edge technology and a heartfelt declaration merged seamlessly in that instant, crafting an unforgettable, one-of-a-kind memory for the couple.
Ten Cities Unite for "Tech-Driven Qixi," RaaS Model Fuels the Romance Economy
Beyond the much-anticipated proposal event at West Lake, Qing Tian Zu also launched "Tech Meets Qixi, Kindness for All"—a street-level public welfare initiative across ten major cities nationwide, including Shanghai, Suzhou, and Xi'an. Through pop-up scenes like "robots handing out flowers," the initiative redefined the traditional notion that romance is reserved solely for couples. Whether solo travelers or couples out together, everyone on the street could receive a festive greeting and a flower from the robots.
This warm, human touch not only showcased technological achievements in a grounded, everyday context but also effectively boosted foot traffic and consumer energy in local shopping districts.
From exhibition halls and stage performances to street-level public welfare and a customized proposal experience by West Lake, Qing Tian Zu has once again demonstrated the practical viability of embodied intelligent robots across diverse emotional and commercial scenarios. Looking ahead, Qing Tian Zu will continue to roll out its standardized RaaS solutions to more festive celebrations, brand marketing campaigns, and urban public welfare initiatives—letting technology showcase its hardcore strength while spreading warmth and empowering a better life for all.