去深圳看看机器人“同事”（“融”观中国）

Core Insights - The first Robot Industry Link Conference was held in Shenzhen, showcasing advancements in humanoid robots with emotional interaction capabilities [2] - Shenzhen is a hub for humanoid robotics, with nearly 4,000 companies in the supply chain, achieving over 60% localization in the industry ecosystem [10][13] - Companies like UBTECH and Leju are leading in humanoid robot applications across various industries, demonstrating capabilities in logistics, quality inspection, and more [11][12] Company Highlights - UBTECH's Walker S series has become a versatile tool in factories, with over 500 intention orders from automotive companies, showcasing its adaptability in various industrial scenarios [11] - Leju's humanoid robot "Kua Fu" has demonstrated efficiency in factory tasks, achieving 50% of human efficiency in certain operations, with a 95% localization rate in core components [12] - Shenzhen's robotics companies are innovating in core technologies, such as high-performance joint technology and AI algorithms, contributing to a robust industry ecosystem [13] Industry Ecosystem - Shenzhen's humanoid robotics industry benefits from a comprehensive ecosystem that includes 34 listed companies, numerous "little giant" firms, and a strong network of research institutions [13] - The city has established multiple innovation parks and incubators to support startups and facilitate the transition of technological advancements from labs to production lines [14][15] - Government policies are actively promoting the development of the robotics industry, with plans to open at least 50 application scenarios by 2025 to enhance product testing and performance validation [15][16]