药品分拣冠军机器人，未来将添加盘点、补货等新技能

Group 1 - The first World Humanoid Robot Games showcased the capabilities of the Galbot robot, which won the drug sorting competition with a score of 336, leading the second place by over 100 points [1] - The competition featured 22 teams, all from Beijing, demonstrating advanced autonomous operation in complex pharmaceutical scenarios [2] - Galbot is designed for practical tasks, featuring a height of 1.73 meters and the ability to reach up to 2.4 meters, equipped with a 360° omnidirectional mobile base [2] Group 2 - The robot utilizes a combination of coordinate mapping and image matching to accurately locate and sort various types of medications, addressing challenges such as diverse shapes and sizes [3] - Galbot has already been implemented in over ten pharmacies in Beijing, working 24/7 for drug sorting tasks, with plans to expand to 100 smart retail stores nationwide by the end of the year [4] - The robot's performance in the competition was enhanced by its mature algorithms and extensive training data, allowing it to handle various operational challenges effectively [4] Group 3 - Galbot's operational speed is superior to humans in terms of mobility, although its drug retrieval process requires more confirmation steps, making it slower in that aspect [5] - The company plans to enhance Galbot's capabilities to include inventory management, restocking, and customer service tasks, leveraging synthetic data for training [6] - The launch of the Galaxy Capsule, a compact autonomous retail unit, aims to expand Galbot's application in various retail environments, with plans to establish 100 units across ten cities by the end of the year [7]