Today (April 15), the 139th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) officially opened in Guangzhou. As a global leading technology company focused on interactive displays and artificial intelligence, CVTE is exhibiting under the "AI+" theme across two pavilions – the Consumer Electronics & Information Products pavilion and the Robotics pavilion – showcasing its latest achievements in future education, enterprise services, office solutions, daily living, and embodied AI.
CVTE's Robotics Pavilion
In the education sector, CVTE launched the multilingual AI software MAXHUB EasiClass, which supports 18 languages. Teachers simply enter a topic, and the system automatically generates 20 to 30 slides. This solution has already been deployed in K‑12 schools in countries such as Malaysia, Vietnam, and Australia.
For meeting collaboration, MAXHUB conference displays and supporting devices have passed Microsoft Teams Rooms certification, fully integrating into the Microsoft ecosystem.
Additionally, the AI Story Robot enables voice‑based interactive storytelling for children, instantly creating stories. The Smart Garment Care Cabinet automatically identifies garment types and selects appropriate care programs.
"Lobster Arm" (MAXHUB A3 with OpenClaw)
The robotics booth features the debut of the "Lobster Arm" – the MAXHUB A3 intelligent flexible robotic arm equipped with OpenClaw. With this "little lobster" upgrade, the arm integrates voice interaction, open‑source algorithm models, and embodied AI control, capturing the attention of many domestic and overseas visitors at the fair.
Empowered by OpenClaw, the robotic arm gains capabilities in natural interaction, rapid learning, and modular assembly – promising to significantly enhance single‑station flexible manufacturing capacity in the future.
New MAXHUB X7 Industrial‑Grade Quadruped Robot
Also on display is the all‑new MAXHUB X7 industrial‑grade quadruped robot, a fully self‑developed mobile robot platform designed for industry applications. It has a maximum payload capacity of 150 kg and a mobile rated load of 40 kg, enabling it to carry various operation devices for on‑site tasks. At the booth, the quadruped robot successfully climbed a 40‑degree steep slope while carrying a robotic arm, and autonomously completed the operation of opening an inspection electrical cabinet.
MAXHUB C3 PLUS Commercial Cleaning Robot
In addition, the MAXHUB C3 PLUS commercial cleaning robot, CVTE's earliest commercialized product, was also exhibited. It has already entered markets in Europe and several Asia‑Pacific countries.
CCTV Featured Coverage
Notably, following an appearance on CCTV's "News Simulcast" yesterday (April 14), CVTE's robotics booth received another round of CCTV attention today, with in‑depth reports on several core products. In live programs on CCTV‑4 and CCTV‑13, reporters highlighted the quadruped robot plus robotic arm solution, elaborating on the evolution of the robot dog from an "inspector" to a "repair worker". Meanwhile, a live broadcast on CCTV News' client focused on CVTE's "Lobster Arm" equipped with OpenClaw technology.
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