HyperWall Node Officially Launched at HyperLeap Product Launch & Channel Partner Conference in Suzhou
HyperLeap hosted the HyperWall Node Product Launch and Channel Partner Conference at the Suzhou Science & Technology Museum - bringing together logistics, warehousing, e-commerce and manufacturing representatives alongside system integrators, channel partners, investors and media to witness the official debut of the HyperWall Node Robotic Put Wall.

Live Demonstrations: The Full Automation Flow in Action
A dedicated live demonstration area ran throughout the day, showcasing HyperLeap's complete warehouse automation solution: from AMR flexible delivery, through HyperPick robotic arm parcel induction, to HyperWall Node automated sortation. The integrated system drew strong interest from attendees, with HyperLeap product specialists and business consultants available for in-depth discussions on AI robotics in logistics.
Visitors noted HyperWall Node's clear advantages in innovation, deployment approach and return on investment - positioning it as a compelling choice for flexible warehouse automation upgrades.

Opening Remarks: Full-Stack Technology Driving Intelligent Logistics
General Manager Chen Xin opened the conference by outlining HyperLeap trajectory: a full-stack proprietary technology platform spanning flexible sortation to embodied intelligence, backed by the newly operational Yibin smart manufacturing base that now supports standardised mass production and scalable delivery.
His central message: intelligent logistics is moving from proof-of-concept to large-scale deployment. HyperWall Node is HyperLeap's answer to next-generation flexible logistics — built to evolve alongside ecosystem partners toward higher flexibility, higher reliability and stronger ROI.

Product Launch: Entering the Era of Lightweight Sortation
Product Director presented the thinking behind HyperWall Node. As e-commerce orders become more fragmented, SKU counts grow and flexibility demands intensify, traditional sortation systems have shown their limits - high investment thresholds, slow deployment and difficult scalability.
HyperWall Node was designed to address all three. Modular by architecture, it supports on-demand capacity expansion and enables a smooth transition from manual operations to full automation - from single-point solutions to fully integrated systems - without forcing a wholesale infrastructure overhaul.

HyperPick: Embodied Intelligence Enters the Warehouse
The conference also marked the introduction of HyperPick, HyperLeap's robotic arm picking and induction solution. Combining AI vision recognition, path planning algorithms and a multi-DOF robotic arm control system, HyperPick delivers a closed-loop perceive-decide-execute intelligence cycle - enabling autonomous identification and precise grasping across complex, mixed-SKU environments.

Roundtable: Exploring the Next Generation of Warehouse Automation
A featured roundtable - moderated by Li Jinke, Secretary General of the Mobile Robot Industry Alliance - brought together voices from embodied intelligence, investment and industrial applications. Panellists included Wang Xuanping (GM, Wuji Shuhang), Mao Chenqi (Director, Shenwan Hongyuan Investment Banking), Wu Pan (Investment Director, Magic Atom) and Sun Rui of HyperLeap.

The shared view was clear: driven by order volatility, faster fulfilment demands and cost optimisation pressures, flexible, node-based and intelligent sortation is emerging as the defining direction for warehouse logistics. HyperWall Node's modular approach was recognised as a path that delivers both operational efficiency and sustainable investment value.
Channel Partner Policy: End-to-End Ecosystem Support
A new channel cooperation framework was announced, covering system integrators, regional distributors and industry service providers. The framework offers support across product access, technical enablement, joint marketing and project delivery — designed to accelerate intelligent sortation deployment across a broader range of applications and geographies.

Partner representative Wang Xuanping of Wuji Shuhang spoke to the moment: warehousing and logistics is at a critical inflection point. What is truly scarce today is not individual equipment efficiency, but the systemic capability to connect scenarios, coordinate equipment and continuously evolve. He expressed strong endorsement of HyperLeap's modular approach and highlighted several projects already successfully delivered through the partnership.

From Product Innovation to Ecosystem Innovation
With the official launch of HyperWall Node, the debut of HyperPick, and the full activation of the channel partner ecosystem, HyperLeap is moving from product innovation to ecosystem-level innovation.
Going forward, HyperLeap will continue to deepen its work at the intersection of AI robotics and intelligent logistics — advancing the integration of embodied intelligence, robot coordination and logistics execution, and helping warehouse operations worldwide evolve toward greater autonomy, flexibility and efficiency.