首个具身智能行业标准发布，产业迈入“有标可依”新阶段

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Positive" investment rating for the industry [7] Core Insights - The first industry standard for embodied intelligence, titled "YD/T 6770-2026 Artificial Intelligence Key Basic Technology Embodied Intelligence Benchmark Testing Method," was approved and officially released by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on March 26, 2026. This standard establishes a unified benchmark testing framework for the embodied intelligence field, marking a new phase of having "standards to rely on" for evaluation [2][4]. - The release of this standard is expected to accelerate the commercialization of embodied intelligence technologies, facilitating their transition from laboratory settings to real-world applications, thereby benefiting the entire industry chain [10]. Summary by Sections Industry Standard Development - The "Testing Method" is the first industry standard in the field of embodied intelligence, which regulates the environment setup, task library construction, testing processes, and metric calculation methods for benchmark testing in both simulated and real environments. This standard is a significant step towards establishing a unified testing framework in the industry [10]. - The standard has been proposed for international standardization within ITU SG21, indicating a strategic move to enhance China's competitive edge in the global embodied intelligence market [10]. Market Dynamics - The rapid development of the embodied intelligence industry has been highlighted by recent events, such as the IPO application of Yushutech on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board, which aims to raise 4.202 billion yuan for projects related to intelligent robot model development and manufacturing [10]. - The timely release of industry standards coincides with significant advancements in the sector, as demonstrated by Tesla's announcement of the upcoming mass production of its Optimus robot [10]. Investment Opportunities - The report suggests focusing on investment opportunities across the entire embodied intelligence industry chain, particularly on suppliers of "robot brains" and software-related companies that provide operating systems for robots [10].