Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is the launch of the robot rental platform "Qingtian Rent," which aims to simplify the process of renting robots, making it as easy as renting a power bank. The platform is expected to see exponential growth, with an estimated market size of no less than 10 billion yuan next year [1][2] - The platform currently covers various application scenarios, including corporate annual meetings, exhibitions, retail stores, and wedding celebrations, encompassing multiple aspects of life and business activities [1] - The first batch of over a thousand robots was fully rented out on the launch day, with Haidilao being the first customer to utilize robots for birthday services in their stores [1] Group 2 - The robot rental market faces challenges such as high operational costs, complex collaboration chains, and content homogenization. "Qingtian Rent" adopts a platform model similar to shared power banks, aiming to reduce costs and make robot applications more accessible [2] - As the number of customers increases, rental companies can participate at lower costs, leading to continuous innovation in service content and creating a positive cycle that promotes rapid collaboration across the industry [2] - The platform has already expanded to cover 50 core cities in China, with plans to extend its service network to over 200 cities within the next year, and the second batch of robots for rental is set to enter rapid mass production [2]
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