Midu Unveils 3 Vertical-Scene AI Agents at WAIC 2026, Serving 50,000+ Institutions Globally

At the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai, Chinese AI enterprise Midu (蜜度) officially launched three vertical-scenario AI agent products, marking a strategic shift from providing AI infrastructure services to delivering industry-specific agent solutions. Midu currently serves more than 50,000 institutional clients globally across media, government, education, and other sectors.

WAIC 2026, held July 17-20 under the theme "Smart Partners, Shared Future," brought together leading AI researchers, industry executives, and government representatives. AI agents emerged as the conference's most prominent theme, with multiple companies unveiling scenario-specific products.

The three vertical-scenario agents released by Midu are each designed for different industry application needs. While full product names and feature details have not been publicly disclosed, the launch presentation indicated these agents embed AI capabilities deeply into specific business workflows, enabling enterprises to transition from tool-assisted operations to autonomous execution.

Founded in 2009, Midu initially built its reputation on multilingual intelligent proofreading and public opinion monitoring technology. The company has since developed a comprehensive technology stack spanning natural language processing, computer vision, and multimodal AI. In recent years, Midu has accelerated its pivot toward AI agents, with this WAIC launch marking a key milestone in that transformation.

The newly released vertical agents build on Midu's accumulated expertise in industry AI applications. According to the company, these agents can integrate deeply with existing enterprise systems, support private deployment, and are optimized for specific industry compliance requirements. Midu emphasized a "plug-and-play" delivery experience designed to lower the barrier to AI adoption for enterprises.

AI agents are shaping up as one of the hottest trends in China's AI industry in 2026. The direction from general-purpose large language models to specialized agents is now well established, with companies across the ecosystem rushing to release scenario-specific products. Midu's three new agents represent both a significant step in the company's own strategic transformation and a reflection of the broader industry evolution from foundational models to applied agents. For a company serving over 50,000 institutions, vertical-scenario agents offer higher per-client revenue and deeper customer engagement compared to generic AI services.