The trophy of the WIPO Global Awards. [Photo/WIPO]
Shanghai Bangbang Robotics, a pioneering company in intelligent mobility solutions, has been named one of the top 30 finalists in the prestigious 2025 World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Global Awards.
The announcement highlights the company's innovative strides in designing and manufacturing intelligent, foldable electric wheelchairs that significantly enhance mobility for the elderly and individuals with disabilities.
The WIPO Global Awards, which will reveal its final winners on July 11 during the WIPO General Assemblies in Geneva, received over 780 applications from 95 countries this year.
The awards celebrate small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups that leverage intellectual property to make a positive impact across various industries. The 30 finalists were chosen for their groundbreaking solutions, robust intellectual property strategies, and contributions to economic, social, and environmental sustainability.
Shanghai Bangbang Robotics, with its innovative Robooter series, has set a benchmark in the field of assistive technology. The company's commitment to enhancing mobility is safeguarded by a comprehensive portfolio of patents that cover mechanical design, control systems, and user interface technologies. This robust intellectual property strategy not only protects their innovations but also underscores their contribution to global technological advancement and sustainability.
China's strong performance in this year's competition, with six companies making it to the finals, underscores the nation's growing prowess in innovation and intellectual property. Shanghai Bangbang Robotics' inclusion in this elite group highlights the city's burgeoning role as a hub for technological innovation and its commitment to addressing societal needs through advanced engineering solutions.
