全球首个《人形机器人智能化分级》标准推出，行业商业化进程加速

Core Insights - The article discusses the establishment of the world's first group standard for humanoid robots, titled "Intelligent Classification of Humanoid Robots" (T/CIE 298-2025), which includes a four-dimensional and five-level intelligence capability grading system [1][2]. Group 1: Standardization and Industry Impact - The new standard categorizes humanoid robot intelligence into four core capabilities: Perception and Cognition (P), Decision Making and Learning (D), Execution Performance (E), and Collaboration and Interaction (C) [1]. - The standard provides a grading system from L1 to L5, indicating a progressive increase in intelligence capabilities, along with 22 primary indicators and over 100 technical clauses [1]. - TrendForce indicates that the standardization is crucial for the commercialization of humanoid robots, helping to regulate technical indicators and lower barriers to entry, thus facilitating large-scale production and cost reduction [1][4]. Group 2: Market Dynamics and Player Analysis - As of May 2025, there are 54 companies in China actively engaged in the humanoid robot sector, with startups making up 61% of this market [4]. - Different types of companies are entering the humanoid robot space, including traditional industrial robot firms (11%), automotive companies (13%), large internet firms (9%), and home appliance companies (4%) [4]. - Automotive companies leverage their experience in autonomous driving and established supply chains, while startups excel in innovation and rapid market responsiveness [4][5]. Group 3: Future Prospects - The establishment of national standards is expected to enhance the technical iteration of hardware and software systems among participating teams in upcoming events like the 2025 World Robot Conference and the World Humanoid Robot Games [2]. - Long-term, the standard is anticipated to accelerate the commercial deployment of humanoid robots across various sectors, including industrial manufacturing, healthcare, and home services [2].