Group 1 - The integration of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, IoT, and big data is rapidly transforming traditional manufacturing through industrial robots [1] - The 25th China International Industry Fair highlighted "embodied industry," showcasing robots' autonomous decision-making capabilities as a new competitive edge in the industry [1] - The Robot Show (RS) at the fair featured innovative exhibition areas for humanoid robots and electronic manufacturing equipment, presenting breakthrough technologies and benchmark applications in the global robotics field [1] Group 2 - ABB launched the new high-performance large robot IRB6750S, which has a maximum payload of 350kg and path accuracy of 0.9mm, demonstrating its capabilities in spot welding operations [2] - FANUC introduced the new robot control cabinet R-50iA, enhancing hardware computing power and significantly reducing installation and debugging time [2] - Yaskawa showcased its new energy card-type flat wire processing line and specialized four-axis SCARA robots designed for harsh working conditions [2] - KUKA presented a new composite robot with a unique One CPP control cabinet, featuring the OmniMove drive with a narrow passage capability of only 900mm [2] Group 3 - Domestic companies like Siasun, Estun, JAKA Robotics, and Jiebot have made significant progress in autonomous decision-making technology, narrowing the gap with international standards in core component localization and high-end machine performance [2] - The Siasun SR220A-220/2.66 robot features a high-rigidity structure with over 30% improvement in overall rigidity, optimized for various applications including spot welding, handling, assembly, and visual inspection [4] Group 4 - JAKA Robotics demonstrated a flexible production line integrating JAKA EVO AI and industrial intelligent robot operating systems, showcasing autonomous planning and execution of "robots assembling robots" [6] - Jiebot and Weiyi Intelligent Manufacturing launched the TRON new production line, featuring multiple industrial intelligent robots capable of multi-category mixed-line production without interruption [6] - Each workstation in the production line can switch skills in seconds to meet different production needs, ensuring zero downtime and zero waiting [6] Group 5 - The Kepler humanoid robot K2 "Bumblebee" integrates a humanoid brain and high-load body, efficiently handling logistics and performing hazardous tasks in various fields [8] - The 2025 Robot Show is seen as a gateway to a new era of "embodied industry," with autonomous decision-making capabilities becoming a new trend and competitive point in the industry [8]