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从创办第一天就考虑全球化:创投热议具身智能出海路径
2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao·2025-08-11 05:24

Industry Overview - The embodied intelligent robotics industry is experiencing rapid growth, with the global market expected to exceed $400 billion by 2029, and China holding nearly half of this market share with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 15% [1] - China's industrial robot export market has risen to the second largest globally, with a remarkable export growth of 61.5% in the first half of this year [1] Company Insights - Self-variable Robotics, founded in late 2023, positions itself as a foundational model company in embodied intelligence and aims to compete equally with global counterparts from day one [2] - The company has developed a unified end-to-end VLA embodied intelligence foundational model, distinguishing itself from traditional language models [3] - Ruiman Intelligent, established in 2018, has overcome technical bottlenecks in core components and achieved a shipment of over 100,000 joints this year, contributing to the infrastructure of the embodied intelligence industry [3][5] Global Expansion Strategies - Self-variable Robotics aims for global expansion from its inception, considering overseas market development while managing costs and operational feasibility [3] - Ruiman Intelligent emphasizes the importance of value and reliability in overseas markets, where reliability often outweighs price considerations [4] - Cloud Capital has invested in several leading robotics companies and emphasizes the need for startups to focus on ROI when evaluating domestic versus international markets [6] Localization and Market Adaptation - Companies must adapt their products for local markets to avoid "water and soil incompatibility" issues, as demonstrated by a wall-painting robot that required size adjustments for different markets [7] - Effective communication and local hiring are crucial for successful market penetration, as local professionals can build trust with clients [8] International Collaboration - The Singapore National Robotics Program seeks partnerships with Chinese embodied intelligence companies to enhance technological capabilities and develop the local robotics ecosystem [9][10]