Core Insights - The 25th Industrial Expo showcased a variety of robots, highlighting the emergence of a "super factory" concept where multiple forms of embodied intelligent robots collaborate seamlessly to perform complex tasks [2][3] - The humanoid robot DOBOT ATOM achieved a national first in industrial cross-scenario multi-task collaborative operations, demonstrating breakthroughs in key technologies such as human-robot action mapping and multi-modal perception [3] Group 1: Robot Capabilities - The humanoid robot is capable of performing tasks such as sorting, detecting, assembling, and efficient transportation with millimeter-level precision, as well as demonstrating complex commercial and household tasks like applying phone screens and making popcorn [2] - The wheeled humanoid acts as an agile logistics pioneer, rapidly connecting different areas of the factory [2] - The multi-legged robotic dog specializes in navigating unstructured environments for cross-regional transport [2] Group 2: Operational Efficiency - Under the coordination of a "super brain," these robots achieve a seamless closed-loop process from sorting to transportation, transforming collaboration from a concept into a norm [3] - The super factory's deeper capability lies in its data feedback mechanism, utilizing operational data from nearly 100,000 globally deployed collaborative robots to continuously optimize the system, making the "super factory" increasingly intelligent [3]