Core Points - The Guangdong Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology will host the 2025 Guangdong Province Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Skills Competition in December, alongside the "2025 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Industry Conference" [1] - The competition consists of two main categories: the Artificial Intelligence Trainer competition and the Robotics competition, with specific formats and eligibility criteria for participants [1][4] - The Robotics competition will feature four tracks focusing on different application scenarios, including complex terrain challenges, industrial special applications, household and commercial services, and service robot innovations [3] Summary by Category Artificial Intelligence Trainer Competition - The competition is a provincial-level skill contest with individual participation, divided into employee and student groups, based on national skill standards [1] - Awards include one first prize, two second prizes, and three third prizes, with additional "Excellence Awards" for the top 50% of participants [2] - Winners will receive professional skill certificates, with the competition requiring a preliminary round if more than 70 participants register [1][2] Robotics Competition - The competition will have a team format with four distinct tracks, each assessing different capabilities of robots in various environments [3] - Each track will evaluate specific skills such as mechanical design, operational efficiency, and human-robot interaction [3] - Awards will include one first prize, two second prizes, and three third prizes per project, along with special awards for innovation and application value [2] Registration and Participation - Open to domestic and international enterprises, research institutions, schools, and innovation teams, with restrictions on team composition and equipment changes during the competition [4][5] - Participants must be at least 16 years old and have a connection to Guangdong, with specific rules regarding team structure and leadership [4][5]