为机器人铺路，vivo先从“眼睛”入手

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights vivo's strategic entry into the mixed reality (MR) market with its vivo Vision exploration version, positioning it against Apple's Vision Pro, despite the MR market being immature and niche [1][3] - vivo's executive vice president, Hu Bosheng, emphasizes that MR can serve as an effective interaction device for future robotic applications, addressing both short-term user needs and long-term integration with household robots [1][3] - vivo has established a robotics lab under its central research institute, focusing on developing intelligent decision-making systems and spatial perception systems for robots, with plans to launch a family-oriented humanoid robot within three years [3][4] Group 2 - The robotics industry requires expertise in mechanical and motion control systems, areas where most smartphone manufacturers lack experience, posing challenges for their entry into the robotics field [3][4] - Industry experts note that smartphone manufacturers have advantages in sensor calibration and image processing algorithms, which can aid in building environmental perception capabilities for robots [4] - The next critical challenge for smartphone manufacturers is to integrate resources and identify entry points in the robotics market rather than solely focusing on self-development [4]