suzhou lexiang intelligent technology co., ltd. of china has officially announced that the m1 humanoid robot under its embodied intelligence brand, zeroth yuandian, has become the world’s first mass-producible humanoid robot to be integrated with tencent’s openclaw, marking a historic first in the deployment of ai agents across cloud, desktop, and home-based embodied terminals.
in this collaboration, zeroth yuandian’s m1 has successfully connected to the openclaw ecosystem via tencent cloud qclaw, delivering a highly innovative human–robot interaction experience. users can remotely send commands to the “lobster agent” directly through the qq interface—no complicated operations required—enabling the ai agent to control the m1 to perform tasks such as walking, turning, and following its owner, thereby breaking down the traditional barriers to interaction with smart devices.
for developers, this integration opens up an infinite realm of innovation in embodied intelligence. leveraging the powerful capabilities of the lobster agent, developers can create a wide range of innovative applications on the zeroth yuandian m1. for example, in daily life, the robot can proactively remind users to wake up and drink water or pick up their children from school on time; in everyday routines, it can automatically capture moments from pets’ lives or assist elderly users in writing memoirs, covering areas such as companionship, caregiving, and household assistance.
notably, lexiang technology has currently reached an agreement with tencent to integrate ten thousand hardware terminals, and the zeroth yuandian m1 has already been successfully connected to the lobster agent and entered internal beta testing. the official launch is scheduled for late may, with pre-sales set to begin in the first half of the year, heralding a new transformation in embodied intelligence home terminals for users worldwide.
