从智能体到具身智能平台，华为“不造机器人”的AI野望

Group 1 - Huawei Developer Conference 2025 showcased several new technologies including HarmonyOS 6.0 developer version, HarmonyOS Intelligent Agent Framework (HMAF), Pangu Model 5.5, and CloudRobo platform, marking an upgrade in AI infrastructure in terms of computing power, algorithms, and application scenarios [1][2] - The development and integration of intelligent agents have become crucial for system and application developers to enhance AI capabilities, seize traffic entry points, and improve user experience [2][4] - The HarmonyOS Intelligent Agent Framework allows for seamless interaction with third-party applications, significantly lowering the technical barriers for AI application development [2][4] Group 2 - Intelligent cockpit is emerging as a new traffic entry point, especially with the increasing popularity of electric vehicles, where users spend more time in cars, creating opportunities for in-car services like food ordering [4][5] - Companies like McDonald's are exploring collaborations with Huawei to optimize in-car interaction experiences, recognizing the need for tailored functionalities for vehicle environments [5] - The integration of auditory interaction technologies is reshaping the in-car educational ecosystem, particularly for children's education, as seen with BabyBus's applications adapting to HarmonyOS [5][7] Group 3 - Huawei Cloud launched the CloudRobo platform, focusing on providing robust computing power and intelligence while leaving the physical robot development to partners [7][8] - The platform aims to address challenges in the industrial application of embodied intelligence, such as data training and task execution, by offering end-to-end capabilities [7][8] - The CloudRobo platform enables a significant increase in data acquisition efficiency, with 80% of training samples generated rather than collected, enhancing the training process for intelligent robots [8][9] Group 4 - Companies like Hualong Xunda and Yijiahe are collaborating with Huawei Cloud to enhance their industrial robotic capabilities, achieving significant improvements in production efficiency [9][11] - The integration of Huawei's Pangu Model with simulation platforms allows for rapid automation training and validation, drastically reducing downtime during product launches [9][11] - The application of intelligent robots in utility maintenance, such as those used by the State Grid, demonstrates the potential for increased safety and efficiency through cloud computing [11]