SIASUN(SZ:300024) Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang·2025-12-09 14:53Group 1 - The 2025 Global Developer Pioneer Summit and International Embodied Intelligence Skills Competition (GDPS2025) will be held in Shanghai from December 12 to 14, featuring six major tracks and 17 events focused on both industrial and daily life skills for embodied intelligent robots [1] - The competition aims to integrate robots into households for tasks like folding clothes and arranging flowers, into hospitals for caregiving and emotional support, and into disaster scenarios to test survival and operational capabilities [1] - Expert judges will evaluate not only the technical performance of the robots but also their ability to provide humanistic care [1] Group 2 - Aoyitech will provide 30 high-performance dexterous hands for the competition, which are essential for humanoid robots to operate in physical environments [2] - The feedback from the competition will inform the next generation of Aoyitech's products, creating a positive feedback loop of technology, application, and iteration [2] - Aoyitech's technical support team will ensure the dexterous hands are properly deployed and ready to handle unexpected situations during the competition [2] Group 3 - The first full-size open-source humanoid robot, "Qinglong," has been developed by Humanoid Robotics (Shanghai) Co., which also established the first open-source community for humanoid robots [6] - The competition's home service track will challenge robots to perform tasks like folding clothes and organizing utensils in complex environments, testing their adaptability and robustness [6] - Zhu Yifan from Shanghai Kepler Robotics emphasized the shift from traditional fixed-path logistics to autonomous and flexible solutions in industrial settings [7] Group 4 - Kepler Robotics' "blue-collar humanoid robot" is designed for industrial logistics, addressing challenges in dynamic environments and heavy load precision handling [7] - The robot can operate for eight hours on a one-hour charge and can collaboratively handle loads of up to 30 kilograms [7] - The competition serves as a high-pressure test for the commercial viability of humanoid robots, requiring them to perform as reliable productivity tools rather than mere experimental devices [7] Group 5 - XMAN-R1, a service robot developed by Qinglong Intelligent, is prepared for the competition, which aims to validate the reliability and practicality of robots in real-world tasks [9] - Qinglong Intelligent holds a leading position in the commercial service robot market, with a global shipment share of 22.7% in 2024 and over 100,000 robots deployed across more than 600 cities worldwide [9]