Di Yi Cai Jing·2025-11-23 05:53Core Insights - The rapid development of artificial intelligence and embodied intelligence technologies is leading to the commercialization of humanoid robots, but concerns about risks such as "not daring to use, fear of damage, and inability to afford" are bottlenecks for large-scale implementation [1][2] - Major domestic property insurance companies in China, including Ping An, Taikang, and PICC, have launched specialized insurance products for embodied intelligence to address these commercialization challenges [1][5] Industry Overview - Humanoid robots, integrating advanced technologies like AI and high-end manufacturing, are becoming a new frontier in technology competition, with the domestic market expected to reach 1.25 trillion yuan by 2027 [2] - These robots can fill labor gaps across various sectors, including industrial applications like welding and assembly, as well as service scenarios such as elderly care and massage [2] Risk Landscape - The market promotion and use of humanoid robots raise significant safety concerns, with users particularly focused on the risks of damage to the robots themselves and potential harm to people or property in their vicinity [3] - The lack of comprehensive international or industry standards for AI and embodied intelligence technologies poses compatibility and safety risks for products [3][4] Insurance Innovations - Since September, leading insurance companies have been actively launching insurance products related to embodied intelligence [5] - China Pacific Insurance has introduced a specialized product called "Smart Insurance," which offers comprehensive risk coverage across the entire supply chain, integrating various types of protection [6] - PICC has launched a comprehensive insurance product for embodied intelligence, covering both the robot's physical damage and third-party liability, addressing various scenarios including natural disasters and operational failures [6] - Ping An has developed a comprehensive financial solution for embodied intelligence enterprises, providing extensive risk coverage and support across multiple sectors [7]