Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang·2025-06-12 05:48Core Insights - The rapid development of generative AI has significantly enhanced robotics technology, leading to increased interest in humanoid robots from various sectors, including mobile phone manufacturers [1][2] - Experts caution that it is premature to declare 2025 as the commercial year for humanoid robots, indicating that substantial challenges remain before widespread adoption can occur [1][6] Group 1: Mobile Phone Companies Entering Robotics - Honor has announced its entry into the robotics field, with a robot that can run at a speed of 4m/s, setting a new industry record, attributed to algorithmic advantages [2] - Vivo has established a robotics lab focusing on developing the "brain" and "eyes" of robots, targeting the consumer market for personal and home applications [2] - Huawei has launched a global embodied intelligence innovation center in collaboration with the Shenzhen Qianhai Management Bureau, aiming to build an ecosystem for embodied intelligence with over a hundred companies [3] Group 2: Market Potential and Industry Growth - The global robotics industry is projected to exceed 95 billion by 2030, with significant contributions expected from traditional strongholds like Germany, Japan, China, and the USA [4] - As of June 5, over 900,000 robotics-related companies exist in China, with a 44% increase in new companies compared to the same period last year [4] - In the humanoid robotics sector, there have been 59 investment events in China this year, amounting to several billion [5] Group 3: Challenges and Future Outlook - Experts believe that the commercial viability of humanoid robots is still years away, with significant challenges in hardware and software development, assembly complexity, and cost management [6][7] - The development of humanoid robots is expected to take at least ten to fifteen years to reach an ideal state, as current technology is not yet capable of achieving perfection [7]