PadBot Robotics Brings Embodied AI to Schools During China’s 2026 National Science Popularization Month
During China’s 2026 National Science Popularization Month, PadBot Robotics participated in a series of educational and public science events across Guangzhou, Huangpu District, and Zhanjiang. Through live demonstrations and hands-on interaction, PadBot brought embodied AI and service robots out of the laboratory and into schools, universities, and public science events.
The goal was simple: make artificial intelligence and robotics easier to see, understand, and experience.
Bringing AI and Robotics into Schools
At Beijing Normal University Guangzhou Experimental School, PadBot Robotics introduced intelligent robots directly into the campus environment. Students were able to observe how robots perceive their surroundings, move autonomously, and interact with people.
Instead of learning about AI only through textbooks or screens, students experienced how software, sensors, autonomous navigation, and physical robotic systems work together in the real world.
PadBot also participated in the National Science Popularization Month event at Zhanjiang No. 4 Primary School in Chikan District. Alongside a variety of interactive science experiments, students had the opportunity to engage directly with intelligent robots, making robotics education more accessible and engaging.
Creating Interactive Science Experiences for the Public
PadBot Robotics also joined the Guangzhou National Science Popularization Month main event and the 9th Science Popularization Carnival, where technology companies presented innovative products and interactive experiences to the public.
Several PadBot robots were showcased, allowing visitors to experience embodied intelligence at close range. Through robot movement, interaction, perception, and live demonstrations, abstract concepts such as AI and autonomous robotics became easier for families and young students to understand.
At Zhanjiang Preschool Education College, PadBot created another hands-on robotics experience for students and faculty. Interactive demonstrations helped transform technical concepts into practical experiences, encouraging students to explore AI, robotics, and emerging technologies.
Making Advanced Technology More Accessible
During the closing ceremony of National Science Popularization Month in the Guangzhou Development District and Huangpu District, PadBot Robotics received a letter of appreciation from the organizers in recognition of its participation in science education activities.
For PadBot, science education is more than explaining how a robot works. It is about giving young people an opportunity to see, interact with, and understand emerging technologies firsthand.
As embodied AI continues to develop, robotics will increasingly connect digital intelligence with the physical world. By bringing service robots into schools and public science events, PadBot Robotics aims to make advanced technology more tangible and inspire greater interest in AI, robotics, engineering, and innovation.
From classrooms to public science festivals, when people can experience robots firsthand, the future of AI becomes something they can not only imagine—but actually interact with.
