Galgotias University asked to vacate AI Summit Expo immediately: Sources
Galgotias University was asked to vacate its stall at the AI Summit Expo after online backlash over displaying a robodog labeled "Orion," which critics said was an imported Chinese product. Professor Neha Singh, a representative of the university, stated that the robot dog was acquired from Unitree and intended to inspire students to create their own technologies. The controversy has drawn criticism from Rahul Gandhi, who called the AI Summit a "disorganised PR spectacle" and accused the government of promoting Chinese products at the event.
18 FEB 2026
— BBC
Galgotias University's claims of developing a robot dog, "Orion," were disputed and led to backlash, including the removal of their stall and electricity cut-off at an AI summit.
— Al Jazeera
An Indian university professor falsely claimed ownership of a Chinese-made robot dog, sparking criticism and an apology from the institution.
— The Dawn
Galgotias University is facing criticism for presenting a commercially available Chinese robot as its own invention at India's AI summit.
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