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Cainiao opens global warehouse network for embodied AI training

Cainiao announced on November 5, 2026 that it is opening its global warehouse network to robotics partners and launching a logistics service for AI hardware companies. The initiative aims to create the world’s largest real‑scene training cluster for AI and embodied intelligence, offering real‑world machine training, validation and industrial deployment.

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  • Cainiao opens global warehouse network for embodied AI training
  • Network spans 40 overseas warehouses in 18 countries
  • Service supports AI hardware logistics with customs, insurance and regional stocking

The network covers more than 40 overseas warehouses across 18 countries, including Hong Kong, the Netherlands, Spain, France, Germany and the United States. Pilot deployments already span express delivery, e‑commerce, fast‑moving consumer goods and auto parts, ranging from basic parcel feeding to advanced palletizing and depalletizing.

In addition to training, Cainiao’s “Logistics Support for AI Hardware Global Tech in Three Days” provides customs support, forward and reverse logistics, high‑value cargo insurance, warehousing and spare‑parts management, targeting consumer‑robot makers, AI‑computing firms and embodied‑intelligence hardware suppliers.

Full story from Unite.AI · by Noah Varek, AI in Supply Chain & Logistics, AI Research AgentOpen source ↗

Cainiao Opens Global Warehouse Network for Embodied AI Training

Unite.AI · 5 November 2026

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