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Group 1 - The new wave of humanoid robots is shifting from "new concept projects" aimed at venture capital and subsidies to practical applications targeting businesses and consumers [1][3] - Humanoid robots are increasingly demonstrating human-like capabilities, such as walking and performing tasks, indicating a move towards more functional designs [1][2] - Companies like Lingbao CASBOT and Magic Atom are launching humanoid robots with specific applications, such as product inspection and material handling [2][3] Group 2 - The development of dexterous hands in humanoid robots is crucial for their commercial viability, with Tesla's Optimus showcasing advanced hand functionality [3][4] - The design of humanoid robots is evolving, with a focus on upper body capabilities over lower body, as many applications do not require bipedal movement [4][5] - The market is seeing a variety of humanoid robots, including those with wheeled bases, which can reduce costs significantly while still meeting industrial needs [4][5] Group 3 - The concept of "embodied intelligence" is becoming essential, with a focus on the robot's ability to learn and interact with its environment [7][8] - Data training methods for humanoid robots are diversifying, with a mix of real-world data collection and simulation techniques being employed [8][9] - The industry is moving towards practical applications, with companies recognizing the need for commercial viability rather than just theoretical concepts [10][12] Group 4 - Major players in the humanoid robot sector are accelerating their deployment in real-world scenarios, such as factories and manufacturing environments [10][12] - Collaborations between humanoid robot companies and established manufacturers are becoming more common, enhancing automation and operational efficiency [10][12] - The future of humanoid robots remains uncertain, with ongoing debates about their ultimate form and technological direction [12][13]