SDIC Intelligence: Robot “brain” connected to multiple types of devices; AI security product enters trials

Which devices are connected to the robot “brain”?

SDIC Intelligence positions “Yuanshu” as the brain of commercial security robots. It has been connected to various devices developed by the company and its ecosystem partners, including wheeled, quadruped and humanoid devices.
“Yuanshu” supports unified scheduling, human-machine collaboration, risk assessment and early warning. It enables unified management of different types of devices in security scenarios and helps identify risks.

The company says it has capabilities related to robot multimodal data collection, annotation and model training, covering multiple stages from obtaining and processing data to training models.
These capabilities and “Yuanshu” device scheduling together form the company’s disclosed robotics strategy: the former concerns the data and training needed for models, while the latter addresses the practical management and coordination of devices.

For content authentication, the “Huiyan” authentication series can detect deepfakes and AI-generated content. In cybersecurity, the “Xingdun” multisource threat detection and response platform supports attack detection and blocking and is undergoing trials at several government agencies, centrally administered state-owned enterprises and other state-owned enterprises.
For large-model security, the company has capabilities in security testing and the assessment and evaluation of content labeling, and participates in the development of related national standards. It has also conducted research into detection, assessment and protection technologies for risks including model jailbreaking, prompt injection and agents exceeding their authorized permissions.