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AIRS Embodied Bidding Tracker

Data Analysis Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem

When researching embodied intelligence companies, bidding and award records are scattered across Tianyancha. Manually searching each company, copying project names, amounts, and dates is slow and error-prone, especially when short names, full names, or missing fields cause mismatches.

How it works

The skill turns Tianyancha lookups into a repeatable CLI workflow:

  • status checks Node.js, Chrome connection, and dependencies
  • search confirms full company names and links from a company list, preferring a local enterprise database
  • download batch-collects bidding records using --start-date, --end-date, and --min-amount
  • query supports fuzzy matching for a single company, candidate selection, and interactive filtering

Typical outputs are data/company_list.csv and data/bidding_records.csv, including company name, project name, notice type, procurer, award amount, publication date, and detail-page URL.

Boundaries

It relies on a logged-in Chrome remote debugging window, and security checks may require manual captcha or slider handling. Keep batch runs under 200 companies and time ranges under one year; high request frequency can trigger rate controls, so pause and retry if needed.

Use Cases

  • Researcher tracking embodied-intelligence companies' award projects in a quarter and exporting filtered CSV lists.
  • Analyst with a robot-company list confirming Tianyancha names/links and downloading bidding records to verify deal signals.
  • Marketing ops querying award notices for a single company and compiling a dated project-source report.
  • Data engineer normalizing bidding fields into CSV for competitive analysis or database loading.

Best For

  • Embodied-intelligence researchers: tracking robot-company bidding and award projects and exporting filterable CSVs.
  • Investment/strategy analysts: verifying client signals, deal amounts, and project sources for embodied-intelligence firms.
  • Market-research operators: structuring Tianyancha notice fields into competitive bidding updates.
  • Data engineers: converting unstructured lookup results into structured tables for downstream analysis.