中国智造精彩亮相2025机器人世界杯

Core Insights - The 2025 Robot World Cup is being held in Salvador, Brazil, marking the second time Brazil has hosted this international event since 2014, with approximately 2,000 participants from 40 countries and regions [1][6] - The humanoid robot category features 19 top teams from various countries, including China, the USA, Germany, South Korea, the UK, and France, competing in adult and small size groups [1] - This year's competition introduces a 3-on-3 "unprotected" format, requiring robots to operate autonomously without human intervention, raising the bar for perception, motion control, teamwork, and AI algorithms [1] Industry Developments - Chinese teams, including those from Tsinghua University and China Agricultural University, are showcasing their strength in the humanoid category, utilizing domestically developed robot platforms, indicating significant advancements in China's robotics industry [1][3] - Notably, several international teams are also using robots developed by Chinese companies, such as the T1 robot from Accelerated Evolution used by the University of Texas at Austin and the K1 robot used by Germany's Boosted HTWK team, highlighting China's growing influence in the global robotics arena [3] - The Robot World Cup, established in 1997, is one of the largest and most influential robotics competition platforms globally, featuring various categories such as robot soccer, rescue robots, industrial robots, and home service robots, with an expected audience of 150,000 [6]