Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that humanoid robots, like DOBOT Atom, are beginning to explore applications in industrial, commercial, and household scenarios, with a focus on low-speed, high-frequency, and essential commercial tasks [1][2] - The initial deployment of humanoid robots will be in clearly defined and controllable environments, such as pharmacy logistics, retail guidance, and park inspections, which are suitable for early-stage technology [1] - The transition from industrial to humanoid robots is seen as an evolution towards more complex systems, emphasizing flexibility and adaptability rather than rigid constraints [1] Group 2 - The industry is predicted to evolve into a platform-level ecosystem for humanoid robots, mirroring the development trajectory of smartphones, with hardware manufacturers igniting interest followed by differentiated AI models and applications [2] - The DOBOT platform is positioned as a "robotic Android system," allowing compatibility across various robot types through a unified algorithm base, which lowers development barriers for developers [2] - The expectation is that within the next decade, every household will have a robot, similar to common household appliances, emphasizing accessibility and usability [2]