租机器人热卷土重来，从日租10000元到1元

Group 1 - The booming rental market for robots is closely related to the large-scale production by robot companies [1][19] - The rental prices for robots have slightly rebounded but remain significantly lower than last year, with starting prices dropping from 10,000 yuan to 2,000-3,000 yuan [1][4] - The demand for trying out robots has created fertile ground for the rapid rise of the robot rental market, with predictions that the market could reach 10 billion yuan in 2025 and 100 billion yuan by 2026 [3][19] Group 2 - The initial hype around robot rentals led to a chaotic market with many rental companies entering blindly, resulting in a price drop due to increased supply [4][20] - The rental market has evolved from simple rentals to a more industrialized model that includes additional services such as personnel, shipping, and technical support [6][20] - The launch of platforms like "Qingtian Rental" aims to integrate manufacturers, rental companies, content creators, and customers, indicating a shift towards a more structured rental ecosystem [7][19] Group 3 - The robot rental market is transitioning from a phase of concept hype to one focused on value delivery, with a shift towards full-stack solutions that combine hardware, software, data, and services [20] - The industry is expected to see significant growth, with estimates suggesting that by 2045, the number of operational humanoid robots in China could exceed 100 million, creating a vast market opportunity [19][20] - Companies are now focusing on understanding customer needs in various scenarios to provide comprehensive solutions, moving away from reliance on novelty and traffic effects [20]