Axonex AI Group Joins FLAIR’s Embodied AI International Applications Hub and Launches Education Humanoid TOMO
Key Highlights
- ➤Rice Robotics HK joins FLAIR’s first batch of Embodied AI Hub technology partners
- ➤Collaboration targets real-world humanoid robot applications in education and manufacturing
- ➤Rice Robotics HK launches TOMO, a wheel-based humanoid robot for education
- ➤Axonex AI (AXNX) shifts growth focus toward AI and robotics
- ➤TOMO supports interactive reading, STEM education, programming and supervised robotics exploration
Expert Statements
Damian Chan, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Axonex AI
“This collaboration represents an important step in advancing the real-world training and validation of humanoid robots and embodied AI in Hong Kong. By combining Rice Robotics HK’s robotics expertise with FLAIR’s capabilities in model training, testing and technology validation, we aim to refine our robotic solutions in practical environments and support their broader adoption. The launch of TOMO also demonstrates how we are translating our work in humanoid robotics into an approachable solution designed to support interactive learning and everyday school applications.”
Victor Lee, Founder of Rice Robotics
“We are honoured to be among the first batch of technology partners of the Hub. This partnership provides a valuable opportunity to test and refine our products in real-world settings, while exchanging knowledge with other industry players. By accumulating practical data and experience and collaborating with manufacturers, researchers and end-users, we hope to further enhance our products and strengthen the foundation for future product development.”
Collaboration to Explore Real-world Applications in Education and Manufacturing
Hong Kong, Oct. 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Axonex AI Group Limited (“Axonex AI” or the “Company”, together with its subsidiaries, the “Group”), a Hong Kong-based company strategically focused on artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics as its primary growth engine, today announced two breakthroughs in its humanoid robots and embodied AI business. Its indirect majority-owned joint venture entity, Rice Robotics (Hong Kong) Limited (“Rice Robotics HK”), has joined the Embodied AI International Applications Hub (the “Hub”) as one of its first batch of technology partners.
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