Group 1 - Meta's CTO Andrew Bosworth announced that humanoid robots have been elevated to a strategic priority level on par with augmented reality (AR) [1] - The company plans to invest "tens of billions" in developing a universal software platform for humanoid robots, aiming to become the "Android" of the robotics industry [1][2] - Meta does not intend to mass-produce hardware but will follow Google's open approach in the smartphone sector, allowing any compliant robot body to run Meta's operating system [2] Group 2 - Bosworth highlighted that the main challenge lies in software rather than hardware, as current humanoid robots struggle with dexterous manipulation despite being able to run and perform flips [2] - To address the challenges of fine motor skills, Meta established a "Super Intelligent AI Lab" earlier this year to create a "world model" that simulates real physical laws [2] - This model aims to provide robots with spatial awareness, force control prediction, and real-time decision-making capabilities, compensating for the limitations of traditional sensor feedback systems [2]