Leifeng Network Interviews Embodied AI Startup Agibot Chief Scientist Dong Hao
11/02/2026 — 11/02, 21:18·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Leifeng Network published an interview with Dong Hao, Peking University associate professor and chief scientist at Agibot. He shared his per…
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On 2026-11-02, Leiphone published an interview with Dong Hao, chief scientist at Qiyuan Robotics and a Peking University associate professor born in the 1990s who became a doctoral supervisor there at age 29. The piece, written by Qi Chengyong and edited by Cen Feng, positions Dong as an atypical figure in the embodied intelligence sector. He shared his view on where the embodied AI industry is heading, urging against following trends blindly, setting clear boundaries, and advancing core technology research steadily. He also struck a pragmatic note on scope: in embodied AI, one should not attempt everything at once, yet doing nothing is not an option either. The interview is now public; no further developments have been reported.
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According to Leifeng Network, Dong Hao, a post-90s Peking University associate professor and chief scientist at Qiyuan Robotics, recently shared his insights on the endgame of embodied AI in an interview. He believes that the industry requires a focused approach rather than trying to do everything at once.
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