KaiTu Technology Makes North American Debut with Embodied AI Equipment

Apr 29, 2026
KaiTu Technology introduced its embodied AI industrial mobile equipment at the Embodied AI Innovation Summit in Santa Clara, showcasing intelligent forklifts and autonomous robots as part of its global expansion strategy.

KaiTu Technology made its North American debut at the Embodied AI Innovation Summit in Santa Clara, according to a press release. The company presented its embodied AI solutions for industrial mobile equipment, marking a step in its global expansion.

At the event, a company vice president discussed market trends for forklift mobile equipment and autonomous mobile robots. The keynote outlined KaiTu's focus on intelligent driving electric forklifts and heavy duty AMRs, along with its technology roadmap for industrial automation.

KaiTu demonstrated its core technologies including robotic swarm collaboration, unmanned handling systems, and electric forklifts for warehouse and heavy load applications. The company stated that its solutions aim to enhance efficiency and enable smart, green material handling across industrial environments.

Headquartered in Suzhou, KaiTu develops and manufactures industrial mobile robots integrating robotics, AI, electrical control, and mechanical design. The company said it will use this debut to expand partnerships with logistics enterprises, investors, and research institutions in North America.

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