时空智能是小脑 千寻位置CEO陈金培：机器人比智能汽车复杂

Core Insights - The development of AI and equipment upgrades have significantly enhanced the interaction capabilities of devices with the real world, positioning AI as the "brain" and spatiotemporal intelligence as the "small brain" for robots [1] - The overall output value of China's satellite navigation and positioning service industry is projected to reach 575.8 billion yuan in 2024, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 7.39% [1] - In the field of intelligent driving, spatiotemporal intelligence is transitioning from being an "optional feature" to a "standard feature," with over 100 models equipped with spatiotemporal intelligence services and a penetration rate exceeding 75% among new energy vehicle manufacturers [1] Industry Developments - The low-altitude economy is evolving, necessitating advancements in collision avoidance capabilities for aircraft, which includes both self-avoidance technologies and pre-planned airspace routes [2] - The robotics industry is facing challenges similar to those in the smart automotive sector, where traditional companies may struggle as electrification and intelligence become prevalent [2] - While AI is rapidly advancing and may not fully replace humans, robots are expected to take over specific tasks in areas such as intelligent driving and basic programming [2]