Group 1 - The core product of Yushu Technology, the new bionic humanoid robot Unitree H2, is described as a versatile performer capable of various activities such as ballet and martial arts [1][4][6] - Unitree H2 has a height of 180 cm and a weight of 70 kg, making it resemble an adult human, which allows it to perform physical labor tasks like parts handling and assembly line work [12][13] - The robot features 31 high-precision joints, improving its flexibility by 19% compared to its predecessor, and includes a multi-sensor fusion system for real-time posture monitoring [13][12] Group 2 - The price of Unitree H2 is expected to be under $50,000, which is one-third of the price of international competitors like Tesla's Optimus, indicating a competitive advantage in terms of cost-effectiveness [15] - The robot's design includes a face, which has received mixed reactions from the public, with some expressing discomfort due to the "uncanny valley" effect [15][16] - The development of humanoid robots in China reflects a broader awakening in the domestic robotics industry, with advancements in joint motors, emotional algorithms, and sensors [25][27] Group 3 - The industry is witnessing two distinct paths in humanoid robot development: Yushu focuses on practical applications, while Shouxing Technology emphasizes emotional interaction [23] - Shouxing Technology's Elf series features advanced emotional recognition capabilities, allowing it to respond to human emotions and engage in meaningful interactions [21][19] - Analysts predict that humanoid robots will enter a phase of large-scale application in the next 5-10 years, potentially transforming labor costs in manufacturing and human lifestyles [27][29]