Group 1 - The "Xiao Nuo" robot, developed by Songyan Power (Beijing) Technology Co., is the world's first mass-producible bionic robot that achieves breakthroughs in standard human head size, showcasing the highest degree of freedom among mass-produced bionic robots [1] - "Galbot," manufactured by Beijing Galaxy Universal Robot Co., is a humanoid robot with a unique design that combines two legs into one for enhanced stability and efficiency, capable of reaching heights of 2.4 meters and covering a wide operational area [1] - Galbot has achieved a global first in precise grasping of randomly placed and previously unseen objects, with a success rate exceeding 98%, and has developed generalized skills such as opening cabinets and hanging clothes, demonstrating its versatile operational capabilities [2] Group 2 - The Beijing exhibition area at the World Internet Conference features a blend of modern technology and traditional culture, guided by the Beijing Internet Information Office and showcasing over 20 modern tech and traditional brands [3] - The exhibition themes include "京韵非遗·数赋新篇," "京华文蕴·云聚科创," and "千年漕脉·智联古今," creating an immersive display space that integrates cutting-edge technologies with traditional cultural content [3]

Group 1 - The company, Songyan Power, has achieved significant recognition in the humanoid robotics field, winning multiple awards including the runner-up in the first humanoid robot marathon and gold medals in gymnastics and long jump at the World Humanoid Robot Games [1][4] - Founded by Jiang Zheyuan, who dropped out of Tsinghua University, the company has evolved from a small startup to a notable player in the robotics industry, with a focus on developing humanoid robots like N2 and E1 [2][3] - The N2 robot, priced at several tens of thousands, has gained substantial market traction, with total orders exceeding 2,500 units and a contract value surpassing 100 million yuan, positioning Songyan Power as a leading humanoid robot manufacturer [3][4] Group 2 - Songyan Power's strategy includes a focus on diverse application scenarios for its robots, targeting sectors such as education, research, cultural tourism, and commercial performances, with plans to expand into overseas markets [5][4] - The company has developed the "Xiao Nuo" robot, which features over 30 degrees of freedom for facial expressions, aimed at applications in elderly care, exhibition reception, and psychological counseling [5] - Beijing's supportive policies and initiatives since 2019 have fostered a robust robotics ecosystem, contributing to a 50% year-on-year growth in the city's robotics industry revenue in 2024 [5][6]