The world's first Robot Wonderland Night RaaS product debuts in Guiyang, with over 100 robots fusing Guizhou culture, achieving a breakthrough in swarm control technology and launching regular commercial operations.
Recently, the world's first "Robot Wonder Night" RaaS (Robot-as-a-Service) product, created by Qingtianzu, made its stunning debut in Hall 5 of the Guiyang International Conference and Exhibition Center. As the industry's first large-scale RaaS cultural tourism product, this event was led by over a hundred robots and co-organized by Qingtianzu's gold-medal partners "Shenzhen Yancheng" and "Lingji Yidong." The event covered diverse formats including group dance, martial arts, song, and fashion show—not only representing a disruptive fusion of technology and stage art, but also marking the first large-scale assembly of top-tier robot formations in the cultural tourism performance track, expanding Qingtianzu's commercial model within the "RaaS+" ecosystem.

01/ Breakthrough in Group Control Technology, Self-Developed Programs Showcase "Guizhou Flavor" Emotional Resonance
As a milestone RaaS product in the industry, this "Robot Wonder Night" achieved a qualitative leap from single-robot displays to a full-scale "Tech Wonder Night" powered by over a hundred robots. It successfully broke the stereotype of robots appearing only sporadically in commercial districts, achieving multiple "from zero to one" breakthroughs within a 9,000-square-meter space: the first hundred-robot-level RaaS product, the first large-scale RaaS cultural tourism product in the industry, and the first commercially deployed large-scale cultural tourism RaaS product—collectively showcasing Qingtianzu's core strengths in robot scheduling and maintenance.

At the same time, this performance accomplished an important breakthrough in robot group control technology. For the first time, relying on a fully self-developed agile group control platform, the event achieved autonomous entry and exit of over a hundred robots, real-time dynamic formation switching, and fully automated group control throughout the entire process in a large-scale commercial performance setting—marking a new stage where robot swarm coordination technology has entered large-scale application in complex real-world scenarios.

The core stage of this performance went beyond mere technical exhibition, achieving an ultimate fusion of "hardcore technology" with "local Guizhou ethnic culture." Throughout the 10 high-caliber programs that combined classics with original pieces, humanistic care and emotional expression shone through at every turn.
As the highly ceremonial opening program "Drum and Strings in Harmony" came to a close, the original piece "Lingxi Dance Guizhou" took the stage with stunning effect. Ten Lingxi X2 robots and ten human performers deeply integrated local characteristic dance movements. This was followed by the hard-hitting "Dance Full Out," where 20 Lingxi X2 robots assembled on stage, delivering zero-error movements through precise group control technology in their native mechanical state, igniting the atmosphere with pure mechanical rhythm.
The collision between mechanical rigidity and intangible cultural heritage continued with "Martial Arts Assembly," which made a powerful breakthrough by fusing robots with classic Chinese traditional martial arts styles such as Tai Chi and Wing Chun for the first time. The robots transformed into martial arts disciples, delivering a high-energy synchronized split as a finale during this cross-disciplinary fusion. Finally, the entire spectacular performance concluded to the cheerful melody of "Grand Celebration Ensemble."

02/ "Robot Wonder Night" Debuts, Qingtianzu Enters "RaaS+" Deployment Phase
Beyond the brilliant performances on stage, the venue also featured 24 meticulously planned themed interactive experience zones covering fields such as performance, sports, commerce, and health, forming a powerful tech-interactive matrix.
Within the interactive zones, the roaming NPC chase interaction "Mecha Street Parade" came to life, perfectly replicating the classic business model of Happy Valley's IP and achieving an engaging dynamic between humans and robots sharing the same space. Qingtianzu's "Fortune Pony," which went viral during the Spring Festival Yuyuan Lantern Festival, also made a grand reappearance, while nighttime segments featured robot EDM dancing sessions that took over with high energy, instantly maximizing the trendy tech experience for younger audiences and creating an endless futuristic tech celebration.

Through the closed-loop model of "off-site traffic attraction + in-venue interaction + core performances + nighttime celebration," this "Robot Wonder Night" showcased China's breakthrough progress in complex motion control of robots, high-precision group coordination, and scenario-based large-model interaction, completing the Wonder Night IP's goal of exploring "robots + traditional folk culture." This marked Qingtianzu's official entry into the new phase of "RaaS+" deployment.
03/ Building a "Cultural Tourism Calling Card" for Chinese Robotics, Qingtianzu Expands the "RaaS+" Commercial Model
Starting July 11, the project will feature regular performances in Guiyang for 37 consecutive days. This is not just a display of technical prowess but also the first large-scale, regularly scheduled commercial deployment of Qingtianzu's cultural tourism RaaS product, expanding the boundaries of Qingtianzu's "RaaS+" industry. Under the real-world scenario of ultra-long run periods and high-concurrency scheduling, the project comprehensively validated the efficient group control capabilities of hundred-robot-level formations, the standardized commercial closed loop, and robust full-stack maintenance capabilities. During the performance period, cultural tourism authorities and industry peers from Sichuan, Shenzhen, and other regions will be invited to visit and exchange insights.

With the successful closure of the technology-to-commercial loop at the Guiyang debut, Qingtianzu will continue to deepen its RaaS products such as "Robot Wonder Night," rapidly replicating this benchmark IP nationwide. Leveraging flexible leasing and one-stop maintenance and scheduling capabilities, Qingtianzu will fully empower consumer innovation in traditional cultural tourism scenarios through AI and intelligent experiences—making Chinese robotics not only a powerful "engine" driving the upgrade of the cultural tourism industry, but also exporting the "RaaS+" commercial model to the world.