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Core Viewpoint - The entry of Honor into the robotics industry marks a significant development, with plans to invest $10 billion over the next five years to build a global AI terminal ecosystem focused on artificial intelligence and robotics [1] Group 1: Honor's Robotics Strategy - Honor CEO Li Jian showcased a video of employee-robot interaction at the product launch, officially announcing the company's entry into the robotics sector [1] - The "Alpha Strategy" unveiled at the 2025 World Mobile Communication Conference indicates Honor's commitment to integrating robotics with its existing smart IoT product ecosystem [1] Group 2: Market Reaction - The market responded positively to the news, with the A-share robotics sector index rising by 1.51% on May 29, and the robotics industry ETF (159551.SZ) rebounding with a 1.3% increase after six consecutive declines [1] - Data shows that the humanoid robotics sector saw a net inflow of 286 million yuan from major funds on the same day [1] Group 3: Industry Insights - Many companies, including Tencent, Huawei, Xiaomi, and JD, are also actively entering the robotics field, alongside traditional manufacturers like Midea Group and Gree Electric, which have disclosed their robotics R&D investment plans [2] - Expert Pan Helin suggests that humanoid robots will remain in the conceptual phase for several years until new, low-cost, and widely applicable use cases are identified [2] - According to Liu Haibo, Chief Analyst of Manufacturing Industry at CITIC Securities, 2025 is expected to be the year of mass production for embodied intelligent robots, marking a significant integration of AI and robotics [2]