具身智能的终极命题：是造「人」还是造「生产力」？

Core Viewpoint - Huawei has introduced the CloudRobo embodied intelligence platform, which serves as a technological foundation for embodied intelligence, enabling machines through cloud-based "strong intelligence" to overcome the challenges of slow intelligence processes and high deployment costs [1][3]. Group 1: Development of Embodied Intelligence - Huawei Cloud aims to transform all connected entities into embodied intelligent robots, aligning with its strategic direction [2]. - The focus of embodied intelligence is not on the configuration or intelligence level of the entity but on enhancing usability across various forms, from humanoid robots to mobile robots and trucks [4][8]. - This perspective broadens the imagination for the industrialization of embodied intelligence and indicates a path for commercial implementation [5][7]. Group 2: Practical Applications and Case Studies - Industrial applications, such as in spray painting and semiconductor manufacturing, demonstrate the feasibility of the CloudRobo platform, with partners like Efort and Youai Zhihuo achieving large-scale commercial applications [6][11]. - The OW8 wafer handling robot from Youai Zhihuo exemplifies the successful automation of logistics in a semiconductor factory, processing over 12,000 material movements daily [12][11]. - The essence of the demand for "productivity" in various scenarios is highlighted, showing that the goal is to effectively solve real-world problems rather than merely achieving a specific form [14][15]. Group 3: Future of Humanoid Robots and Collaboration - The relationship between humanoid robots and multi-form embodied intelligent robots is one of coexistence rather than replacement, with both types contributing to productivity [18][20]. - The industry is exploring how to enable seamless communication and coordination among robots of different forms to enhance task execution [21][25]. - The competition in the embodied intelligence industry is not about the supremacy of humanoid versus multi-form robots but about creating a universal, efficient "collective intelligence collaboration" that covers the physical world [25].