Huawei recently announced that the Huawei Cloud CloudRobo Embodied World Model launch event will be held online on November 16 from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM. According to reports, the event will unveil the first Ascend-native world model from the "Industry AI Dream Factory."
According to the public agenda for the event, it will be divided into four segments. From 2:00 PM to 2:25 PM, Wu Xiaodong, President of Huawei Cloud's Embodied Product Line and Director of the Embodied Intelligence Laboratory, will officially launch the CloudRobo-WM1.2 embodied world model. Following that, from 2:25 PM to 2:55 PM, Dr. Liu Liu, Chief Model Expert at Huawei Cloud's Embodied Intelligence Laboratory, will interpret the architecture and technical capabilities of the embodied world model. The next segment, from 2:55 PM to 3:15 PM, will feature Ding Zhibin, Head of the Embodied Intelligent Industry Ecosystem at Huawei Cloud, who will introduce plans for co-building the CloudRobo ecosystem, leveraging Ascend Cloud to build an industrial foundation and promote the iteration of embodied intelligence technology.
Huawei Cloud to Launch New Embodied World Model CloudRobo-WM1.2
The final segment of the event will take place from 3:15 PM to 3:30 PM and will include a signing ceremony for related collaborations. Public information indicates that Huawei Cloud has launched the CloudRobo embodied intelligence development platform, which features CloudRobo Skills, a structured skill package for AI Agents. Currently, it offers 11 skills covering the entire development process for embodied intelligence, including workspace management, resource management, asset management, data processing and evaluation, and data pipeline orchestration. It supports developers in invoking platform capabilities through CLI or Python SDK while adhering to platform security specifications to complete development tasks.
Previously, during the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, the National Artificial Intelligence Application Pilot Base (Embodied Intelligence) collaborated with Huawei and others to launch the MoWorld-3D interactive three-dimensional world model, built on a full-stack Ascend NPU, making relevant capabilities available to the entire industry.