# WhalesBot Launches EliteMind, Bringing Physical AI Into STEM & AI Education

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- Published: 2026-09-24T15:39:00+07:00
- Author: PR Newswire

_Powered by W-Hong LLM, EliteMind lets students take AI models and programs from
digital learning into real-world sensing, reasoning and action._

SHANGHAI, Sept. 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — [WhalesBot](https://www.whalesbot.ai/), 
a global leader in STEM and AI education, has announced EliteMind, a modular Physical
AI robot designed to bring AI learning into the physical world for elementary and
middle school students. With EliteMind, students can develop their own models and
programs in WhalesBot’s learning platform, then deploy them directly for testing
and hands-on experimentation, turning digital AI projects into tangible, interactive
experiences.

 [⌊WhalesBot EliteMind, a modular Physical AI robot for STEM and AI education.⌉](https://mmx.prnasia.com/media/MS1994750/20260923051129EDT_image_1.jpg?id=OA2966386&p=medium600)

WhalesBot EliteMind, a modular Physical AI robot for STEM and AI education.

Powered by W-Hong LLM, WhalesBot’s AI model built for STEM and AI education, EliteMind
brings perception, reasoning, and physical action together in a complete Physical
AI loop. It integrates intent recognition, voice interaction, visual understanding,
and AI-powered creation with physical control, giving students a hands-on way to
understand how AI works in the physical world. Its lightweight, modular design allows
sensors and actuators to be combined across different robotic configurations, enabling
students to build and explore a range of real-world AI applications.

EliteMind connects with OceanLevel, WhalesBot’s AI literacy learning platform, to
bridge structured AI learning and hands-on practice in the physical world. Within
this system, WhalesBot OceanLevel provides age-appropriate AI courses, AI tools,
model training, and programming, while EliteMind brings what students learn and 
build in the digital environment into the real world for practice, testing, and 
feedback. Together, they bring AI understanding, digital creation, and hands-on 
practice into one continuous learning experience.

"As AI increasingly operates in real-world systems, AI education also needs to move
beyond the screen," said Xufeng Fei, CEO of WhalesBot, who has advocated for STEM
and AI education for decades. "With EliteMind, we aim to support a learning journey
from foundational AI literacy to hands-on practice and competition, helping students
build practical AI skills step by step."

The launch of EliteMind further strengthens WhalesBot’s growing portfolio of AI 
products powered by W-Hong LLM and adds a new physical dimension to its [STEM & AI Learning Ecosystem](https://www.whalesbot.ai/resources/ai-education).
Looking ahead, WhalesBot will continue to develop new ways to help students move
from understanding AI to building with it and applying it in the real world.

For more information about EliteMind and the WhalesBot STEM & AI Learning Ecosystem,
visit [https://www.whalesbot.ai/](http://www.whalesbot.ai/)

**About WhalesBot**

WhalesBot Technology, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Shanghai, China, provides
STEM and AI education solutions for learners aged 3 to 22, with more than 1 million
units sold in over 81 countries and regions. WhalesBot also sponsors ENJOY AI, an
international STEM and robotics competition built around creative robotics and coding
challenges.

**Connect with WhalesBot:**

[LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/whalesbot/) | [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/whalebot.STEM/)
| [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@whalesbot)

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