Yongsheng Services (01995) Joins Hands with Gaoxian Robotics to Promote Large-scale Application of Cleaning Robots in the Property Industry

The Zhitong Finance App learned that on August 26, 2026, Yongsheng Service (01995) officially signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Gaoxian Robotics, a leading commercial cleaning robot company. The two sides will use floor cleaning robots as the starting point of cooperation to jointly promote large-scale implementation of “human-robot collaboration” in property cleaning scenarios.

Picture: Yongsheng Service and Gaoxian Robotics signing site

Lin Zhubo, president of Yongsheng Service Group, looked forward to the future of cooperation between the two parties with extreme optimism: “As a traditional labor-intensive industry, the property industry has broad scope for robot use. When the cost of using robots crosses the tipping point of large-scale commercial use, and when human-robot collaboration finds the optimal pace, the vast space will become a rich business scenario. The cooperation between Yongsheng and Takasen is based on verification of actual application scenarios. In the future, we will jointly promote the large-scale application of cleaning robots in the property industry through technological iteration and service process restructuring, so that technology can take over the management of goods and focus on human services. ”

When signing the cooperation agreement, Cheng Haotian, CEO of Gaoxian Robotics, said that Yongsheng Service has been specialized in the field of property management for more than 20 years. The pursuit of service quality and the attitude of openness and active acceptance of new technology are important prerequisites for Gaoxian choosing to work together. Gao Xian's accumulated hardware capabilities and scenario understanding in the field of commercial cleaning robots will complement Yongsheng Services' property management multi-format, multi-scenario solutions and workflows in depth.

According to the cooperation framework between the two parties, Yongsheng Service will open up various indoor, basement, and park scenarios in its residential and commercial business formats, and Gaoxian Robotics will provide floor cleaning robots and supporting solutions. Furthermore, the direction of cooperation between the two sides will be realized one after another from reducing robot deployment costs to introducing new cutting-edge technology. According to reports, the first batch of Gaoxian cleaning robots have been first launched in 30 cities managed by Yongsheng, covering more than 100 projects.

Behind the scale-up of property robots: improving technical efficiency and adding human value

The property industry is a typical labor-intensive industry. According to data from the China Index Research Institute's “2026 China Top 100 Property Service Enterprises Research Report”, the employee costs of the top 100 enterprises account for 53.52% of total operating costs. As the demographic dividend subsides and labor costs continue to rise, the industry's service model needs to be reshaped.

“In the past, the service model built up through a sea of people's tactics was unsustainable, and the industry must find a new model. “Lin Zhubo was deeply moved by this — under pressure, technology became a game-breaker.

His judgment is that the property industry is entering a new era. “'Machine input' is not a cold replacement for efficiency; it frees people from repetitive labor and heavy physical exertion to do what machines can't — communication, response, and active care.” When the cleaner no longer has to push a mop and walk 20,000 steps under the scorching sun every day, he can spare no effort to pay attention to details such as dust accumulation in the corner and temporary claims made by the owners in the past. This “technology efficiency improvement+manpower value addition” model makes the transformation of the property into a “technology service type” more clear choice.

This change is more directly perceived on the front line. Liu Guohong, vice president of Yongsheng Service, who is in charge of operation and management, gave an example: after the introduction of robots in the Nanjing Yangtze River Lingyunfu project, basic cleaning no longer relied on manpower “hard work”. The robot undertook about 85% of ground work, and the daily cleaning area exceeded 10,000 square meters. The work focus of cleaning staff changed from “sweeping the floor” to “managing the details”, and the cleaning efficiency increased by 80%. “The robot completed large-scale cleaning, and the manpower focused on the quality of the details. The division of labor between the super cleaning station and the wiping post was further refined. The frequency of cleaning in key areas was increased by 2 to 3 times, and there was clearly more praise from the owner community.”

Picture: The scene where Takasen cleaning robots work in a parking garage

Gao Xian's large-scale undercard: the product matrix and technology engine behind the deployment of more than 50,000 units

According to information at the signing site, Takasen's commercial cleaning robots rely on the world's largest fleet of commercial cleaning robots and have accumulated a rich data set of real-world scenarios. Up to now, Gaoxian Robotics has deployed more than 50,000 commercial cleaning robots in more than 70 countries, regions, and 310 core cities around the world. Gao Xian has now developed and put into commercial use 9 cleaning robot products. It has built a complete product matrix covering indoor and outdoor use, from small to large, from floor cleaning to full-function operations. It can provide accurately matched equipment selection and solutions for the structural characteristics, traffic, floor materials, etc. of different spaces.

In the direction of product development, Takasen is simultaneously promoting the testing and introduction of a number of cutting-edge technologies. The first is an industry-leading functional upgrade, including functions such as direct voice delivery of cleaning instructions, automatic robot deployment, and autonomous task takeover, which further reduces the operating threshold for human-robot collaboration; the second is a breakthrough in product adaptability, which aims to achieve a robot that takes into account different indoor and outdoor spatial environments, so that equipment can seamlessly switch operations between different floor materials, lighting conditions and spatial structures, effectively reducing the deployment complexity and management costs of “multi-machine and multi-type” property projects.

“Gao Xian has always looked forward to in-depth cooperation with leading property companies in the industry such as Yongsheng.” Cheng Haotian said, “The property scene is a key position for large-scale implementation of commercial cleaning robots. The actual operation data brought about by large-scale deployment will feed back the iteration of Gaoxian products, making the robot more and easier to use in the property scene. We believe that when leading technical capabilities are deeply integrated with the multi-service scenarios of leading property companies, the intelligent transformation of the property industry will enter a new stage.”

Robot X Lin Jiuyun: From stand-alone operation to cloud collaboration

Large-scale implementation of cleaning robots is only the starting point. Li Chuan, Chief Data Officer of Yongsheng Services, judged that Yongsheng Services has reached an inflection point where robots have been implemented on a large scale this year. “The significance of large-scale implementation is not only in improving current efficiency, but also in accumulating data and experience for the expansion of more scenarios in the future.”

Based on this judgment, Yongsheng Service has simultaneously planned to extend robot applications to a wider range of service scenarios such as three-dimensional space operation and maintenance, intelligent transportation, and security inspection, and continue to break through the physical boundaries of traditional property services. Facade cleaning robots are one of them — they extend cleaning from the floor to traditional human work blind spots such as walls and glass facades, and expand two-dimensional planes to three-dimensional space; exterior wall cleaning drones replace “Spider-Man” high-altitude high-risk operations to achieve close-range fit cleaning. Tasks that used to require manual suspension are now safely taken over by machines.

But the more critical changes take place outside of the device. The robot does not operate in isolation, but is deeply connected to the Linjiu Cloud platform owned by Yongsheng Services. Linjiuyun's human-robot collaborative digital management platform enables everything from “stand-alone execution” to “cloud scheduling”: operation data is sent back to the cloud in real time, and the AI system automatically generates work orders, optimizes routes, and verification results; managers can grasp the cleaning quality and equipment status of each project in the background without on-site inspection.

Picture: Lin Jiuyun - Intelligent robot scheduling platform

This is the collaborative logic of “robot+human+AI”: human-robot collaboration solves “execution” problems in the physical world, and AI solves “decision-making” problems in the management process. The three form a closed loop of data through the Linjiuyun platform, which generates data, feeds back decisions, and optimizes execution of decisions.

Speaking about the future, Li Chuan said, “There is far more room for imagination in future property services than what we see now. We look forward to exploring optimal solutions for human-robot collaboration in more scenarios such as cleaning, security, and transportation — machines will not replace people, but will make human services warmer.”