#人形机器人即时租时代到来##机器人租赁市场将破百亿#【人形机器人，正在以一种更轻松的方式走进 我们的生活】近日，全国多地陆续上线"1元闪租机器人"限时体验活动。线上预约、上门配送、现场调 试，从下单到使用，全流程几乎不费力。那些曾经只出现在实验室或高端展会中的人形机器人，正在被 更多普通用户"试一试、用一用"。和早期高门槛的采购模式相比，租赁让机器人的使用变得更像租车 ——按需使用、灵活选择、成本可控。随着流程逐渐标准化，越来越多场景开始接纳它的存在：生日聚 会、公司活动、商场互动、展会宣传、直播拍摄……机器人的"出场机会"正在变多。有数据显示，2025 年相关市场规模已突破十亿元，预计2026年有望迈入百亿级别。当体验门槛不断降低，人形机器人 从"看一看"到"用起来"，或许只是时间问题。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The rental prices for robots are decreasing significantly, moving from previously high levels to more rational pricing, indicating a growing accessibility in the market [1] Group 1: Market Trends - During the New Year period of 2026, robots are increasingly featured in various events and performances [1] - The rental prices for various types of robots, including humanoid robots, robotic dogs, and exoskeletons, have shown a notable decline [1] Group 2: Platform Development - The first open robot rental platform, "Qingtian Rent," was launched on December 22, 2025, in Shanghai [1] - The platform currently covers 50 major cities and over 600 service providers, with rental prices ranging from 200 yuan to over 10,000 yuan [1] - It is expected that by 2026, the rental services will expand to over 200 cities nationwide [1]

Core Insights - The year 2025 marks a significant shift in the perception and utilization of robots, transforming them from high-tech tools to accessible DIY projects for enthusiasts [1] - Robots are increasingly being integrated into social events, such as weddings, where they serve as entertainment and even surpass human performers in cost [2][4] - The rise of DIY robotics and modification communities is leading to innovative uses of robots, including personalized performances and interactive experiences [5][12] Group 1: Market Trends - Robots are now being used in wedding ceremonies, with a "robotic honor guard" commanding fees that can exceed thousands of yuan, making them more expensive than human performers [2][4] - The rental market for robots is expanding, with services available in both China and the U.S., indicating a growing acceptance and demand for robotic entertainment [4] Group 2: DIY Robotics and Innovation - Enthusiasts are modifying existing commercial robots or building new ones from scratch, utilizing open APIs and SDKs to create customized experiences [4][12] - The emergence of affordable hardware and software tools, such as Raspberry Pi and open-source models, is democratizing robotics, allowing more individuals to engage in robot creation and modification [12][14] Group 3: Cultural Impact - Robots are becoming social media sensations, with examples like Rizzbot gaining millions of followers and engaging in humorous interactions, showcasing the potential for robots to become influencers [11] - The cultural narrative around robots is shifting from fear of a "robot uprising" to a more playful and entrepreneurial approach, where robots are seen as tools for entertainment and creativity [9][17]

Core Insights - The demand for humanoid robots in entertainment and commercial events has surged, leading to the emergence of robot rental platforms that offer competitive pricing, significantly reducing rental costs from over ten thousand yuan to hundreds or thousands of yuan [1][9]. Group 1: Market Trends - A leading robot company in Shanghai has launched a nationwide open robot rental platform, aiming to create a convenient rental model similar to "shared power banks" [1][9]. - The platform features multiple popular application scenarios for robot rentals, including corporate events, promotional activities, weddings, and school events, with daily rental prices ranging from 500 yuan to 99,800 yuan [1][9]. - The platform's CEO reported a high volume of orders on the launch day, indicating strong market interest [1]. Group 2: Product Offerings - The platform currently offers eight popular robot products from various manufacturers, capable of performing tasks such as greeting guests, interactive dancing, and guest guidance, with rental prices between 200 yuan and 5,000 yuan per day [9][10]. - A rental company in Tianjin offers robots for as low as 200 yuan per day, with options for short-term and long-term rentals, catering to various commercial activities [10]. Group 3: Industry Challenges and Opportunities - The robot rental market is becoming a trend, with companies looking to bridge the gap between technology and real-world applications through rental services [13]. - Industry experts highlight the lack of unified technical and service standards as a significant barrier to growth, alongside high costs and limited production capacity [14]. - The future of the robot market is expected to shift towards B-end applications, focusing on specific functional needs rather than entertainment [14][15]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The rental market is transitioning from simple equipment leasing to "intelligent as a service," indicating a deeper transformation towards enterprise-level needs [15]. - Companies that can address industry standardization and intelligent service implementation challenges are likely to gain a competitive edge in the growing robot rental market [15].

Core Viewpoint - The demand for robot rental services is rapidly increasing, as evidenced by the recent performance of robots at public events, leading to the launch of the "Qingtian Rental" platform by Zhiyuan Robotics, which aims to establish a comprehensive ecosystem for robot rentals by 2026 [2][3][4]. Group 1: Market Overview - The robot rental market is still in its early stages but is expected to experience significant growth in the next two years, with a market size projected to exceed 10 billion yuan this year and potentially reach 100 billion yuan next year [3][4]. - The current demand in the robot rental market is driven by novelty and interest, with an estimated annual demand of around 8 billion yuan, indicating a trend towards commercialization and platform integration [4][5]. Group 2: Company Strategy - Zhiyuan Robotics aims to create an open third-party rental platform that welcomes various robot manufacturers, with a target of onboarding over 10 manufacturers by next year [6][7]. - The "Qingtian Rental" platform not only facilitates rentals but also offers customization and collaborative services, enhancing the overall rental experience [6][7]. Group 3: Challenges and Opportunities - The main challenges for the rental platform include competition among different robot brands, compatibility issues, and the need for standardized services and pricing mechanisms [7][9]. - Despite these challenges, the Robot as a Service (RaaS) model is seen as a key driver for market expansion, allowing for lower entry barriers and catering to temporary needs and small to medium enterprises [9].

Group 1 - The rental price of humanoid robots has significantly decreased, with daily rental rates dropping from 10,000 yuan to a range of 3,000 to 6,000 yuan [1][17] - The demand for robot rentals has surged ahead of the New Year holiday, with many businesses receiving prepayments for multiple units [1][17] - The market is transitioning from a speculative phase to a more pragmatic development phase focused on real value delivery and practical applications [1][17] Group 2 - The rental market is experiencing structural changes, moving away from simple hardware rentals to comprehensive solutions that include hardware, software, data, and services [1][17] - The peak rental prices observed in March, where daily rates reached as high as 30,000 yuan, are unlikely to return, as the market stabilizes with increased supply [22][24] - The rental model is seen as a viable channel for commercializing humanoid robots, allowing customers to test products at lower costs while providing feedback for product development [25][29] Group 3 - The humanoid robot rental market is projected to exceed 10 billion yuan by 2025, with expectations to reach at least 100 billion yuan by 2026 as platform operations advance [27][28] - The industry is witnessing a shift in customer behavior from impulsive trials to rational evaluations of cost-effectiveness, which is driving rental prices back to reasonable levels [24][25] - The establishment of the "Robot Rental Ecological Alliance" and the upcoming national summit indicate a growing focus on the rental business within the industry [27][28]

Group 1 - The core idea of the article is the launch of the open robot rental platform "Qingtian Rent" by Zhiyuan Robotics, aimed at reducing the usage threshold of humanoid robots and promoting their large-scale application in various scenarios [2] - The initial services have covered 50 cities nationwide, collaborating with over 600 service providers, and the platform has over 1,000 robots available for immediate demand response [3] - The rental model is becoming a crucial bridge for the commercialization of humanoid robots in China, connecting supply and demand efficiently and accelerating the validation and iteration of robot technology in real-world scenarios [5] Group 2 - The company plans to extend the "Qingtian Rent" business to over 200 cities by 2026, further expanding its service network [3] - As platform operations mature, robot rental is expected to develop towards standardization and convenience [5]

Core Viewpoint - The rise of robot rental services is transforming the market, allowing businesses to access robotic technology on a flexible basis, thus marking the advent of a "gig economy" for robots [3][4][7]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - The robot rental market has emerged significantly since the Spring Festival, driven by the performance of Yushou robots during the Spring Festival Gala, leading to a surge in demand for rental services [7]. - The current robot rental market is estimated to have surpassed 1 billion yuan, with projections for next year to reach no less than 10 billion yuan [8]. - Rental prices for robots have drastically decreased, with daily rates now ranging from hundreds to thousands of yuan, compared to previous rates exceeding 10,000 yuan per day [3][5][6]. Group 2: Service Offerings - Various types of robots are available for rent, including dance robots and robotic dogs, with services tailored for events such as annual meetings [5][6]. - Robots can perform a range of tasks including greeting guests, performing dances, and interactive activities, enhancing the event experience [6][7]. Group 3: Industry Challenges - The rapid growth of the rental market has raised concerns about the lack of standardized technology and service quality, with some low-cost providers leading to higher failure rates [9]. - The competition in the short-term rental market is intense, with risks of underutilization and price wars, prompting some companies to consider long-term rental models instead [9][10]. - The future of the robot rental market may hinge on the transition from simple equipment rental to providing intelligent services, integrating advanced data capabilities [9][10].

Core Insights - The rise of robot rental platforms has significantly reduced rental prices, with daily rates dropping from over 10,000 yuan to as low as several hundred to a thousand yuan [1][2] - The demand for robots is increasing due to year-end events and performances, leading to a booming rental market [3] Group 1: Market Dynamics - New robot rental platforms are emerging, offering services for various events, with daily rental prices starting from 200 yuan [2] - The rental market for robots has surpassed 1 billion yuan and is expected to reach at least 10 billion yuan next year [4] - The rental service model allows companies to access robots without the need for significant upfront investment, promoting a "gig economy" for robots [3][4] Group 2: Service Offerings - Robots can perform a variety of tasks, including greeting guests, dance performances, and interactive activities [3] - Some rental companies are introducing additional services such as operator training and insurance for robots [2][5] - The rental market is characterized by fluctuating prices, with demand peaking during event seasons [3] Group 3: Industry Challenges - The robot rental industry lacks standardized technology and service protocols, leading to concerns about reliability and performance [5][6] - There is a risk of high competition in the short-term rental market, with many robots remaining idle outside peak demand periods [6] - The future of the rental market may shift towards long-term rentals and intelligent service offerings, moving beyond mere equipment rental [6][7]

Core Insights - The "Qingtian Rental" platform, the first open robot rental platform in China, was officially launched at the National Robot Rental Ecological Summit on December 22, 2025, in Shanghai [1] - The platform aims to provide a one-stop service for users needing robot rentals, allowing channel merchants to manage orders and creators to innovate content through the "Lingchuang" platform [1] Group 1: Market Overview - The robot rental market has surpassed 1 billion yuan this year, with predictions of reaching no less than 10 billion yuan next year due to platform-driven operations [9] - The market experienced a "roller coaster" trend in 2025, with rental prices peaking at 20,000 yuan per day for a robot, but later dropping to 3,000 yuan with low demand [11] Group 2: Challenges and Opportunities - The rapid iteration of robot technology poses a risk of quick obsolescence, as new models with better performance can replace current products, leading to depreciation [13] - High prices of humanoid robots remain a barrier to widespread adoption, with current models priced between 99,000 yuan and 650,000 yuan [13] Group 3: Platform Strategy - The "Qingtian Rental" platform aims to address industry pain points such as fragmented supply and demand information, and long maintenance cycles, by providing a neutral, third-party rental service [16] - The platform plans to expand to 50 key cities within a week and over 200 cities by the Spring Festival of 2026, with a goal of deploying over 2,000 devices and partnering with over 600 service partners [16] Group 4: Future Projections - The market's growth is expected to be driven by three key variables: a significant increase in supply, the platform's ability to convert novelty demand into regular usage, and high transaction values in rental scenarios [17] - The industrial sector is viewed as a critical area for realizing the true productivity value of robots, with rental solutions offering flexible, low-cost labor alternatives for small and medium-sized enterprises [21] Group 5: Technological Development - The company aims to focus on "operational intelligence" as a core technological breakthrough, with plans to pilot in simple factory scenarios by 2026 and achieve large-scale operations by 2027-2028 [23] - The transition from entertainment to practical applications in industrial settings will depend on advancements in operational intelligence and the maturity of the ecosystem in terms of standardization and cost control [24]