中关村智友研究院院长王田苗表示，具身智能真正的价值在于能够学习推理然后模仿人，高效地在生产 效率和服务价值上进行匹配。"比如说在服务场景中收拾餐桌，如果人工智能并非机械化的路径进行行 走，而是要先感知，再进行推理，然后形成空间轨迹进而再操作，将大大提高服务价值。" 上海交通大学教授高峰表示，中医有一个词叫"望闻问切"，这四个字其实就是感知，具身智能就是"望 闻问切"的感知产生"神圣工巧"的智能应用。还有一个词叫"看人下菜碟"，这是贬义词，但如果机器人 能"看人下菜碟"，那智商是很高的。 在人工智能与机器人技术快速发展的今天，具身智能正从实验室走向产业化。在8月8日至12日举行的 2025世界机器人大会期间，相关话题引发专家们广泛讨论。 中国工程院院士倪光南表示，机器人智能一般来说可以分为三大部分：脑、眼、行动系统。这三部分组 在一起就变成具身智能系统，能够全面体现机器人的智慧，发挥它的作用。"我们目前的情况是在脑和 眼的方面投入不够，相对来说是一个短板，需要特别予以加强。" 不过具身智能的发展前景是毋庸置疑的，作为机器人的高阶形态和具身智能的重要载体，人形机器人在 生产制造、仓储物流、安全防护、家政服务、教育 ...

Core Viewpoint - The humanoid robot industry in China is gaining unprecedented attention, with both praise and criticism, as highlighted by the recent success of Yushu Technology's humanoid robots on major platforms like the Spring Festival Gala [1][2]. Industry Impact - Increased attention has positively impacted the industry, leading to strong performance in the first half of the year for Yushu Technology and other related companies [3]. - The surge in interest has also brought challenges, including increased scrutiny and demands on company resources [3]. Public Perception and Criticism - It is normal for a company or product to receive mixed reactions, indicating a healthy market dynamic [4]. Application Timeline - The widespread application of humanoid robots in daily life is still a distant goal, as the industry is in its early stages [5]. - Current applications are focused on niche areas such as research, education, and simple industrial tasks, with aspirations for broader functionality in the future [5]. Challenges to Large-Scale Adoption - The primary challenge for large-scale application remains the insufficient AI capabilities of robots, which is a common issue globally [6]. - Breakthroughs in AI technology could lead to rapid advancements in the field [6]. Future Projections - Significant progress in robot AI technology is expected within the next 3 to 5 years, although widespread household adoption will take longer due to ethical and safety considerations [7]. Industry Trends - The growth of AI technology is expected to drive the development of the robotics industry, with the current popularity of humanoid robots seen as a potential precursor to more significant advancements, akin to the early days of the internet [8]. Competitive Landscape - The humanoid robot industry is characterized by a diverse range of companies, each with its strengths, fostering healthy competition [13]. Talent Supply and Demand - The industry faces a talent shortage, particularly in AI, which is critical for its development [17][18]. - Collaboration with educational institutions is seen as essential for nurturing talent and advancing the industry [19]. Vision for the Future - The ultimate goal of the robotics industry is to significantly enhance productivity and reduce the burden of manual labor through advancements in general AI and robotics [23].

Group 1 - The article discusses the establishment of the China Engineering Technology Development Strategic Industry Research Institute and its initiatives to promote innovation among young scholars in the field of engineering technology, particularly focusing on humanoid robots [1] - The second session of the "Young Scholars Salon" will be held in 2025, focusing on the theme of "Exploring the Infinite Possibilities of Humanoid Robots," aiming to foster innovative ideas and collaboration among young talents [1] - The event will feature expert evaluations and guidance, with the goal of identifying and recommending outstanding young scholars to relevant departments and venture capital institutions [1] Group 2 - The event is scheduled from August 22 to August 27, 2025, at Beihang University, with participation limited to scholars aged 35 and below [2] - Activities will include keynote reports from senior experts, team presentations, and in-depth expert feedback to inspire innovation [2] - Participants are required to attend the entire event, and travel expenses will be self-funded [3] Group 3 - Contact information for event inquiries is provided, including two designated teachers for assistance [4] - Additional attachments related to the event, including participant profiles and a detailed agenda, are mentioned [5]

2025年8月10日，由中国科协企业创新服务中心主办，《机器人技术与应用》杂志社、中关村融智特种机器人产 业联盟、北京理工大学和北京数字科普协会联合承办，深圳热点资讯展览有限公司协办的 2025企创融通汇具身智 能机器人核心部件专场活动 在北京北人亦创国际会展中心成功举办。 作为 2025世界机器人大会专场活动之一，本次活动以"攻关核心技术 灵动具身智能"为主题，汇聚政府、学术 界、产业界百余位代表，共同探讨具身智能机器人核心部件的技术突破与应用前景。线上直播观看人次超135万， 反响热烈。 权威引领：共绘具身智能发展蓝图 中国科协企业创新服务中心主任张清研究员 在致辞中表示，中国科协将持续疏通科技人才报国渠道，推动具身智 能技术赋能制造、医疗、服务等领域，加速形成新质生产力。 中关村融智特种机器人产业联盟联合创始人陈晓东 指出，核心部件的自主化突破是构建具身智能产业生态的基 石，联盟将持续推动产学研深度融合。 前沿洞察：技术突破与产业实践并重 多位顶尖专家围绕具身智能机器人的前沿技术发展进行了精彩分享。 国地共建人形机器人创新中心首席科学家 江磊 作题为 《从运动到操作 ——具身智能赋能机器人执行器的技术创 ...

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 Technology Innovators Conference focuses on "Embodied Intelligence as a New Engine for Industrial Transformation," emphasizing the industrialization of hard technology and addressing the challenges of bringing technology to market [2][5]. Group 1: Conference Overview - The conference will feature a "three libraries and four chains" service system aimed at matching industry needs, selecting quality technologies, and gathering innovative talent [2]. - It aims to provide a full-chain service model from demand-driven technology matching to capital support and real-world application [2][7]. Group 2: Trends in Embodied Intelligence - Embodied intelligence is emerging as a critical driver for intelligent upgrades across various industries, with significant advancements in humanoid robots and brain-machine interfaces [5][6]. - The past year has shown a clear trajectory in the field, with the coupling of AI brains and physical bodies enabling robots to achieve human-like capabilities in specific environments [6]. - The application of embodied intelligence is expanding into trillion-dollar industries such as automotive manufacturing, medical rehabilitation, and home entertainment [6]. Group 3: Challenges and Opportunities - Despite advancements, challenges remain in technology convergence, vertical scene data, and commercial viability [6]. - China is transitioning from a "follower" to a "leader" in hardware technology and is accelerating in software technology, indicating a significant shift in the global technology race [6]. Group 4: Conference Activities - The conference will include a main forum covering topics like embodied intelligence, humanoid robots, computing power, and core components, with over 500 experts and leaders participating [8]. - A "Star Map" will be released to analyze the evolution of the embodied intelligence supply chain and identify strategic points in future industry landscapes [9]. - The event will facilitate collaboration between leading enterprises and innovators across various sectors, creating a closed-loop value system for scalable solutions [9]. Group 5: Ecosystem and Networking - The conference will bring together over 500 ecosystem partners from high-end manufacturing, consumer services, and top universities, fostering a collaborative environment [12]. - Participants will have opportunities to connect with potential partners, enhancing networking efficiency [13]. Group 6: Media and Public Engagement - The event will feature extensive media coverage, reaching a wide audience through various channels, including participation from over 80 leading global media outlets [14][17]. - Innovative technologies such as bionic hands, humanoid robots, and core components will be showcased, providing attendees with hands-on experiences [16].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the launch of DOBOT Atom II, a humanoid robot by Yuejiang Technology, which is the first in China to achieve millimeter-level multi-scenario operational capabilities, showcasing advanced coordination and response speed in various applications [1][3][25]. Group 1: Product Features and Demonstrations - DOBOT Atom II demonstrated its capabilities by performing tasks such as sorting materials, serving popcorn, and cooking clay pot rice, indicating its potential applications in industrial, commercial, and home settings [3][7][13]. - The robot's ability to sort components with precision, achieving a tolerance of 0.1 millimeters, and its dual-arm coordination were highlighted during the material sorting demonstration [3][5]. - In a dynamic task of serving popcorn, DOBOT Atom II showcased its agility and precision, responding to audience interactions with gestures and conversation [7][9]. - The robot's cooking demonstration involved synchronizing actions to pour oil and operate a rice cooker, illustrating its autonomous decision-making capabilities based on cooking progress [13][30]. Group 2: Product Line and Technological Integration - Yuejiang Technology introduced a diverse range of robots, including bionic multi-legged robots and collaborative robotic arms, aimed at various applications across industries, commerce, and education [1][25][31]. - The multi-legged bionic robot demonstrated its ability to maintain balance and move through complex terrains, showcasing its load capacity and stability [15][18]. - The collaborative robotic arms are designed to learn and perform tasks such as serving ice cream and AI painting, indicating a focus on integrating advanced skills into everyday applications [18][23]. Group 3: Market Position and Client Base - Yuejiang Technology is positioned as the only company that has emerged directly from manufacturing, with a strong industrial foundation, having shipped 90,000 collaborative robotic arms and serving over 80 Fortune 500 companies [25][29][33]. - The company has established partnerships with leading global clients and research institutions, validating the applicability of its technology across various scenarios [29][30]. - The company aims to leverage its extensive sales network, covering over 100 countries, to accelerate the global deployment of its humanoid robots [29][33]. Group 4: Future Vision and Ecosystem Development - Yuejiang Technology is committed to building a comprehensive ecosystem for humanoid robots, focusing on an open platform that allows developers to create customized intelligent agents [30][31]. - The integration of various robotic forms and a unified algorithm base aims to break down hardware barriers and facilitate seamless task development [30][31]. - The company envisions a future where humanoid robots enhance productivity and quality of life, with the goal of having a reliable robotic partner for everyone [33].

Core Insights - The event held on August 10, 2025, focused on the theme "Tackling Core Technologies for Agile Embodied Intelligence," highlighting the transition of embodied intelligence from laboratories to real-world applications, emphasizing its significant market potential for innovation and transformation across various industries [3][4] - Key components of embodied intelligent robots, including high-precision sensors, bionic actuators, edge computing chips, and flexible materials, are crucial for enhancing overall performance and expanding application scenarios [3][4] - The event featured discussions on technological innovations in robot actuators and high-power density motors, providing insights into the current state and future trends of core components in the embodied intelligence robot sector [3][4] Event Highlights - The event was attended by over 300 participants from 29 universities and 99 companies, with an additional 1.35 million viewers online [5] - A total of 18 outstanding solutions in the field of core components for embodied intelligent robots were showcased, categorized into five major industry issues: multimodal technology breakthroughs, domestic core component production, algorithm and model upgrades, innovative application scenarios, and ecosystem and talent development [4][5] - Seven outstanding technological achievements were successfully signed for implementation during the event [4]

Core Viewpoint - The World Robot Conference emphasizes the importance of innovation and application in robotics, showcasing advancements in technology and the need for interdisciplinary collaboration in the field [1][3]. Group 1: Key Presentations - Ni Guangnan, an academician from the Chinese Academy of Engineering, highlighted the significance of "AI + spatial computing" as a new paradigm that bridges the physical and digital worlds, essential for enhancing robot intelligence [3]. - Vašek Hlaváč from Czech Technical University discussed the development of a unique visual guidance method for industrial robots, which improves precision in flexible assembly tasks through custom datasets and machine learning [5]. - Seng Chuan Tan, the incoming president of the World Federation of Engineering Organizations, emphasized the need for engineers to evolve from traditional roles to innovative problem solvers with interdisciplinary skills [7]. Group 2: Challenges and Opportunities - Gao Feng from Shanghai Jiao Tong University identified four key challenges in robot invention: functional-driven design, performance integration, behavioral intelligence, and specific engineering applications [9]. - Alexander Verl, chair of the International Federation of Robotics Technical Committee, discussed the limitations of current robots and the potential of digital twins and AI to enhance their capabilities [11]. - Sergej Fatikow from the University of Oldenburg presented innovations in micro-robotics for precision manufacturing, emphasizing the importance of nanotechnology in driving breakthroughs [13]. Group 3: Industry Applications - Zhang Jiafan from ABB Robotics highlighted that industrial robots currently cover only 20%-30% of industrial needs, indicating significant untapped potential for AI applications in decision-making and control [15]. - Zeng Guang from Zoomlion discussed the integration of humanoid robots into manufacturing systems, emphasizing the need for comprehensive knowledge and AI-driven platforms for effective deployment [17]. - Hu Luhui from Zhicheng AI pointed out the core pain points in the industry, including high costs and safety issues, and advocated for deep collaboration between physical and intelligent systems to overcome these challenges [19]. Group 4: Medical and Agricultural Innovations - Bradley Nelson from ETH Zurich presented the application of micro-robots in medicine, particularly for targeted drug delivery and remote surgeries, showcasing their potential to address significant healthcare challenges [21]. - Jens Kober from Delft University of Technology discussed the automation of agriculture in the Netherlands, emphasizing the need for cost-effective solutions to labor shortages and the importance of addressing real pain points in the industry [29]. - Yaniv Maor from Tevel highlighted the challenges in automating fruit picking, focusing on the need for flexible robotic systems that can adapt to diverse environments and fruit varieties [31]. Group 5: Future Directions and Market Trends - Dennis Gutowsky from FESTO introduced bio-inspired robotics, showcasing innovations that mimic natural mechanisms to enhance robotic design and functionality [33]. - The dialogue on embodied intelligence emphasized the need for reliable and transparent AI systems to foster trust and collaboration between humans and robots [34][36]. - The discussions highlighted the importance of open-source models to build user trust and the necessity for predictable AI systems to ensure effective human-robot interaction [42][44].

Group 1 - The 2025 World Robot Conference main forum commenced on August 9 in Beijing, focusing on industrial development and featuring leaders from government, international organizations, and top enterprises sharing insights on global robotics trends [1] - Xu Xiaolan, a key speaker, emphasized that humanoid robots represent a high-level evolution of robotics, crucial for manufacturing upgrades and addressing aging society challenges, with significant potential for global development [3] - The International Federation of Robotics President, Takayuki Ito, identified five trends shaping the future of the robotics industry, including the deep integration of AI and robotics, the rise of embodied intelligent robots, and the need for sustainable development [5] Group 2 - Kathleen A. Kramer from IEEE highlighted that sustainability is a core dimension of technology development, emphasizing the importance of responsible design and local policies to achieve sustainable goals [7] - Rev Lebaredian from NVIDIA discussed the emergence of the autonomous intelligent agent era, where systems can perceive environments and make decisions, marking a shift towards the "physical AI era" [9] - Wang Xingxing, CEO of Yushu Technology, pointed out that the current bottleneck in humanoid robots is not hardware but the maturity of embodied intelligence, advocating for improved model architectures [11] Group 3 - Juha Roening from the European Robotics Association noted that Europe has the potential to lead in robotics but faces challenges due to a lack of integrated strategic goals and standards [13] - Beijing's Economic and Information Technology Bureau announced the "Double Hundred Project" achievements, focusing on building a robust robotics industry with significant advancements in humanoid robots and application scenarios [15] - The "Embodied Intelligence Social Experiment Plan" was launched in Beijing, aiming to create a comprehensive ecosystem for robotics development and application across various sectors [17] Group 4 - Jeff Burnstein from the Association for Advancing Automation indicated that the North American robotics market is transitioning from automotive dominance to balanced growth across multiple industries, with humanoid robots still in early commercial stages [19] - Toshio Fukuda, a foreign academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, discussed Japan's approach to embodied intelligence, focusing on creating distributed intelligent systems with environmental awareness [21] - Mohammad Alshamsi from the UAE Robotics and Automation Society outlined the UAE's strategic initiatives to boost its robotics industry, targeting a 9% GDP contribution by 2032 [23] Group 5 - Mohammed Alsolami from Saudi Arabia emphasized the country's vision for robotics and AI development, focusing on large-scale infrastructure projects and local application scenarios [25] - Thaha Muhammed Abdul Kareem from Qatar highlighted the country's strategic shift towards becoming an AI and robotics innovation hub, with significant investments in education and R&D [27] - Chee-Fai Tan from the ASEAN Smart Industry Alliance discussed the rapid economic growth in ASEAN countries and the increasing demand for robotics in various sectors [29] Group 6 - Bikash Gurung from the Nepal Robotics Association outlined Nepal's focus on disaster response and medical robots, aiming to grow its robotics industry significantly by 2035 [31] - Jacques Eone from Cameroon emphasized the development of technologies suitable for harsh environments, targeting agriculture, disaster response, and medical logistics [33] - He Xiaodong from JD Group discussed the company's commitment to advancing humanoid robots through embodied intelligence, aiming to integrate them into everyday life [35] Group 7 - Ciyong Zou from the United Nations Industrial Development Organization stressed the importance of international cooperation in the robotics industry for sustainable development [40] - Takako Hashimoto from IEEE highlighted the need to balance efficiency and ethics in robotics development, advocating for international trust mechanisms in data security [42] - Paulo Lopes from the UK Institution of Engineering and Technology emphasized the significance of global collaboration in driving innovation and sustainability in the robotics sector [44]

Core Insights - The robotics industry is experiencing significant growth, transforming production and lifestyle, and injecting strong momentum into economic and social development [1] - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, along with 16 other ministries, has set a target for manufacturing robot density to double by 2025 compared to 2020, with a notable increase in the application of service and special robots [1] - The recent issuance of guidelines for humanoid robot innovation indicates that humanoid robots are expected to become a disruptive product following computers, smartphones, and electric vehicles, with mass production aimed for 2025 [1] Industry Events - The 2025 World Robot Conference will take place from August 8 to August 12, 2025, in Beijing, organized by the China Electronics Society and the World Robot Cooperation Organization [2] - The 2025 China Embodied Intelligent Robot Industry Conference and Exhibition is scheduled for August 13 to August 15, 2025, in Shanghai, hosted by various organizations including the China Electrical Engineering Society [2] - The 2025 World Humanoid Robot Sports Competition will occur from August 14 to August 17, 2025, in Beijing, organized by the Beijing Municipal Government and other entities [2] - A seminar on humanoid robots and low-altitude economic motor systems will be held from August 15 to August 17, 2025, in Ningbo [2] - The first "Low-altitude Aircraft - Intelligent Connected Vehicles - Humanoid Robots" Collaborative Innovation Development Conference is set for August 16, 2025, in Beijing [3] - The second Advanced Sensing Technology and Application Exchange Conference will take place from August 22 to August 24, 2025, in Taiyuan [3] - The sixth International Academic Conference on IoT, AI, and Mechanical Automation (IoTAIMA 2025) will be held from August 22 to August 24, 2025, at Dalian Jiaotong University [3] Company Highlights - The 2024 annual reports of 75 listed robotics companies have been released, showcasing key highlights and trends in the industry [4] - The 2023 annual reports of 55 listed robotics companies indicate mixed results, with increasing market consolidation [4] - Notable advancements in bionic robot technology have been reported, including learning from squirrels to navigate complex terrains [5] - The market for humanoid robots is heating up, with price wars emerging as mass production approaches [5] - The performance of robotics concept stocks in the first half of 2024 has generally faced pressure, but opportunities arise from the integration of robotics and AI [5]