ZTE, China Mobile Debut Network OptiRover at 2026 World Internet Conference

By Public Technologies
  • ZTE and China Mobile Zhejiang debuted AI-powered robot dog network optimization at the World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit, Nov. 2-5, 2026.
  • The 5G-Advanced solution automates network monitoring, inspection and fault resolution through collaboration between network software and robot dogs.
  • Deployment has supported communications at more than 50 major events, completing more than 460 inspection tasks.
  • No major network incidents occurred during assurance periods; the closure rate for network hazard detection and fault handling reached 96%.


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