ShengShu Technology was among the first to define the path toward a general-purpose world model. In July and December 2025, we introduced Vidar, the first embodied foundation model built on video generation, and Motus, a unified-architecture general world model. Two months ahead of the industry, we proposed and validated the core concept of World Action Models, laying the groundwork for this emerging paradigm.

As the evolutionary core connecting the digital and physical worlds, MotuBrain marks a generational leap—from visual simulation to physical decision-making—in general world models.

Positioned as a universal brain for embodied robots, MotuBrain supports multi-platform adaptation, strong task generalization, and long-horizon execution. It enables robots to reliably complete complex, continuous tasks across real-world environments such as homes, industrial settings, and commercial spaces.

At its core, MotuBrain unifies perception and action within a single model—bringing “what the robot sees” and “what it does” into one coherent framework. This allows robots not only to understand their environment, but also to anticipate changes and generate actionable strategies in real time.