从前一天的"上山下海"再到今天的"智趣文艺"，一个有着多元面貌与包容气质的国际化全景南山在各国 访客面前生动起来。 1月12日下午，来自瑞士、瑞典、希腊、波兰、德国等近十个国家的二十三位企业家与前政要组成的参 访团走进南山，开启了一场"外企进南山"的深度考察之旅。今日的实地参访，让国际嘉宾亲身触摸到南 山的产业脉动与服务生态。 全球服务中心：一个可感知的国际化"接口" 走进全球服务中心Go Global，充满科技趣味的空气架子鼓与空气吉他便吸引了外宾的目光，有人现场 体验，也有人直接表达了购买意向。融合金马奔腾中国年元素的现代"灯笼"、精致的掐丝景泰蓝"麒麟 献瑞"玉盘，与元萝卜AI下棋机器人同处一室，传统工匠精神与当代科创力量在此无声"对弈"。面对近 十国到访嘉宾，全球服务中心已成为一个浓缩而直观的"展示窗口"与"服务接口"。 "Go Global让我看到政府服务的一个生动代表，那个空气架子鼓我正打算买下来带回去。"来自波兰的 Legal wings技术顾问雷迪 拉马萨提什（Ramasateesh R）分享道。这样的场景在全球服务中心已成为常 态。自启用以来，中心已接待超过30个国际访团，成为许多外宾感知深 ...

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本报记者 杨沙沙 本报驻德国特约记者 青 木 编者的话：最近，一段中国机器人在歌手演唱会上伴舞的视频在海内外社交媒体上引发大量讨论，美国 科技巨头特斯拉首席执行官（CEO）埃隆·马斯克也转发并评论"令人印象深刻"。过去一年，中国机器 人依靠自身技术力进行的各种新潮表演已经在海外年轻人中间"圈粉无数"，而与此同时，它们也走进 德、美等国家的高校，成为海外大学生们学习、研究机器人技术的优良样本。透过这些机器人，海外年 轻人看到的不只是中国技术的"酷"，还有中国技术的"硬"。中国企业也在通过此类出海方式，利用技 术、生态的优势形成推动自身进一步发展的良性循环。 德国教师：说起机器人，现在都谈论中国 由中国科技企业宇树科技研发的人形机器人"艾迪"近日走进德国勃兰登堡工业大学建筑系。据有关专业 项目负责人表示，该校正探索在建筑教学实践中应用宇树科技人形机器人G1。 这并非中国人形机器人首次走进德国大学课堂。《环球时报》特约记者从多个德国大学了解到，一些德 国大学和研究机构已经购买或租借了宇树科技等中国科技公司研发的人形机器人，作为教具或者研究对 象。除了大学外，中国人形机器人还被用于一些中小学生的科普实践。 《环球时报 ...

《环球时报》特约记者今年在德国汉诺威工业博览会、柏林国际消费电子展（IFA）、慕尼黑国际机器人及自动化技术博览会等展会上多次看到 中国机器人，而这些展台前总是挤满了德国大学生和中学生。记者了解到，此类展会常被举办地作为教育基地，让学生把展会作为课堂，观摩先 进技术。不时有学生和带队的老师向记者竖起大拇指，赞叹中国机器人很酷。柏林一所中学的科技老师莱娜在IFA上对《环球时报》特约记者 说："五六年前，人们说起机器人还在谈日本和美国，现在几乎都在说中国。" 在柏林一所大学从事人工智能技术研究的弗兰克对记者表示，中国成为机器人市场的领导者不是偶然。中国培养的理科毕业生数量现在已经是欧 盟和美国的三到四倍，在人工智能机器人领域的投资也是欧盟和美国的数倍，但中国机器人的价格却比欧洲机器人便宜不少。初创企业受益于成 熟的工业供应链、本地化的应用前景以及政府的大力支持，DeepSeek等人工智能大模型的成功也大幅降低了人工智能应用的成本。他认为，欧洲 应向中国学习，并加强与中国的合作。 美国学生：我们第一次意识到，中国已经不是 " 追赶者 " 上述宇树科技的人形机器人也出现在美国东北大学课堂。将宇树人形机器人引入大学课堂的 ...

Core Insights - The "14th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes the need for forward-looking layout in future industries, promoting "embodied intelligence" as a new economic growth point, injecting strong policy momentum into related sectors [1] - The consumer humanoid robot market is transitioning from laboratory experiments to mass market, with products like Unitree R1 and Booster K1 driving down prices, indicating the industry is on the brink of large-scale adoption [1] - The launch of the "Xiao Bu Mi" humanoid robot, priced under 10,000 yuan, has seen significant demand, with over 100 units ordered within the first hour of its pre-sale and 500 units sold out in two days, highlighting a shift in market competition from hardware specifications to emotional interaction capabilities [1][2] Product and Technology Development - Xiao Bu Mi's price of 9,998 yuan breaks the 10,000 yuan barrier, and its integration with JD's JoyInside 2.0 platform addresses the real demand for "warm intelligent companionship" in family settings [2] - The founder of Songyan Power, Jiang Zheyuan, noted that previous humanoid robots struggled to enter the consumer market due to insufficient technical capabilities for complex household tasks, thus the current approach focuses on providing emotional value through companionship and educational support [2] - JoyInside 2.0's architecture, featuring "long-term memory + situational awareness + multimodal learning," enables the robot to understand and interact in a family environment, adapting to children's learning progress and providing emotional support [2] Market Validation and Ecosystem Development - The effectiveness of JoyInside 2.0 has been validated across various scenarios, with the AI chess robot "Yuanluobo" showing a 148% increase in user interaction and 50% longer average engagement time, enhancing the educational experience with emotional support [3] - JD's "Embodied Intelligence Acceleration Plan" aims to lower innovation barriers in the industry by offering core technologies to partners for free, attracting numerous brands to create a collaborative ecosystem covering education and companionship [4] - During the Double Eleven shopping festival, JD introduced subsidies of up to 10% for purchasing smart terminals, facilitating rapid consumer access to embodied intelligence products [4] Competitive Landscape and Future Trends - The success of Xiao Bu Mi and the empowerment from JoyInside 2.0 indicate a clear trend in consumer humanoid robots, where competition is shifting from hardware specifications to providing genuine emotional and trustworthy companionship experiences [5] - JD's AI value formula emphasizes that the value of artificial intelligence is a product of the model, experience, and the square of industry depth, indicating a strategic shift towards emotional understanding and redefining technology boundaries [5] - The evolution of robots from mere tools to "family partners" aligns with the innovation development goals outlined in the "14th Five-Year Plan," providing a solid and replicable practice for the growth of the embodied intelligence industry [5]

Group 1 - The core product of SenseTime's home robot brand "Yuanluobo," the AI chess robot, has been recognized for its innovative features catering to the elderly, being included in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's "2025 Elderly Products Promotion Directory" [1][2] - The inclusion in the promotion directory signifies a significant recognition of Yuanluobo's product strength and highlights the importance of smart technology in addressing aging challenges and enhancing the quality of life for the elderly [1][2] - The Chinese government is increasingly focusing on the aging population as a national strategy, promoting the integration of smart technology with elderly care services, which is seen as a core direction for the high-quality development of the silver economy [2] Group 2 - Yuanluobo has developed an all-dimensional elderly-friendly system for its AI chess robot, addressing the elderly's needs for convenient intellectual activities while overcoming challenges posed by traditional electronic devices [3] - The AI chess robot features simplified operation logic and an innovative physical chessboard design, significantly lowering the entry barrier for elderly users and ensuring better visual clarity [3] - Future plans for Yuanluobo include enhancing the robot's functionality with professional chess theory explanations and emotional companionship features, aiming to provide dual value as both a chess partner and assistant [3] Group 3 - The strategic move into the elderly care sector represents a significant breakthrough for Yuanluobo, transitioning from a focus on children's educational products to addressing the needs of families across all age groups [4] - This shift allows Yuanluobo to expand its technological services beyond a single demographic, creating a comprehensive technology service ecosystem that caters to both young and elderly users [4] - Yuanluobo aims to continue aligning with national elderly care strategies, exploring innovations in elderly-friendly products and fostering collaboration within the ecosystem to contribute to the high-quality development of the silver economy [4]

Group 1: Industry Overview - The APEC meeting in late October will focus on the cooperation and competition in the robotics sector between China and South Korea, with Chinese companies preparing to mass-produce robots tailored for the South Korean market by the end of this year [1][9] - South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has announced a plan to invest 1 trillion KRW (approximately 0.84 billion USD) by 2030 to enhance humanoid robot technology, aiming to achieve global leadership in emerging industries, including robotics [1][3] Group 2: Market Demand and Opportunities - There is a strong demand for robots in South Korea, with numerous inquiries from Korean enterprises and educational institutions, indicating a growing interest in Chinese robotic technology [2][5] - The cloud-based robot inspection solutions, such as the industrial-grade robot dog developed by Hangzhou Yundongchu Technology, are expected to save significant labor hours in inspections, showcasing the practical benefits of adopting Chinese robotic solutions [3][4] Group 3: Competitive Landscape - South Korean companies like Hyundai and Samsung are actively investing in robotics, with Hyundai acquiring an 80% stake in Boston Dynamics for 800 million USD and Samsung investing approximately 0.62 billion RMB in Rainbow Robotics [3][4] - Chinese robots are perceived as more cost-effective and have more practical deployment experience compared to South Korean counterparts, which face challenges in commercializing advanced humanoid robots [4][5] Group 4: Collaboration and Development - Chinese companies are open to collaboration with South Korean firms, focusing on integrating their technologies and platforms to enhance operational efficiency [7][8] - The trend of "second development" is prevalent, where foreign partners seek to customize and adapt Chinese robots for local needs, indicating a flexible approach from Chinese manufacturers [7][8] Group 5: Production and Supply Chain - The demand for Chinese robots in overseas markets is surging, leading to challenges in meeting production capacity, with some partners expressing concerns over long delivery times [8][9] - Plans are in place for mass production of robots tailored for the South Korean market by the end of this year, with potential future strategies including supplying key components for local assembly [9]

Core Viewpoint - The "I AM HERE Spring Xiyu: Intelligent Manufacturing Drives the Future" immersive robot interactive exhibition in Chengdu showcases the integration of technology and consumer experience, highlighting the potential of robotics in enhancing daily life and commercial activities [1][3][5]. Group 1: Event Overview - The exhibition features over 20 robotic exhibits, including humanoid robots, educational robots, and AI chatbots, spread across a 300-square-meter space, emphasizing a new consumption path through immersive interaction and immediate purchasing [3][5]. - The event is organized by Chengdu Xingjin Commercial Investment Service Co., Ltd., and aims to provide a hands-on experience of intelligent living to citizens and tourists [1][3]. Group 2: Technological Integration - The "Tangba" robot, developed by Chengdu Xingjin Humanoid Robot Technology Co., Ltd., showcases advanced bionic movement control systems and cultural elements, serving as a vibrant carrier for cultural and commercial tourism integration [5]. - The collaboration with Shoucheng Holdings and six other companies demonstrates the ecosystem effect of the industry chain, presenting a complete path for the implementation of robotic technology [5]. Group 3: Future Prospects - The exhibition is part of a broader strategy in Jinjiang District to drive the integration of culture, commerce, and tourism through technological innovation, positioning the Spring Xiyu commercial area as a premier platform for showcasing cutting-edge industries [5][6]. - Future plans include the introduction of robots for commercial guidance and security patrols, as well as the establishment of a robot 4S store, "Robot World," to provide display, sales, and experience services [6].

Core Insights - The APEC informal meeting in South Korea at the end of October will focus on the competitive and cooperative landscape in the robotics sector between China and South Korea [1] - Chinese robotics companies are preparing to mass-produce robots tailored to the South Korean market by the end of this year [1] Group 1: Market Demand and Opportunities - There is a strong demand for robotics in South Korea, with numerous inquiries from Korean enterprises and educational institutions to Chinese companies [2] - The South Korean government is investing 1 trillion KRW (approximately 0.84 billion USD) by 2030 to enhance humanoid robot technology and support related R&D projects [1][3] - Chinese companies, such as Hangzhou Yundongchu Technology, are experiencing significant interest from South Korean clients, indicating a growing market for Chinese robotics products [2][3] Group 2: Competitive Landscape - South Korean companies like Hyundai and Samsung are actively investing in robotics, with Hyundai acquiring 80% of Boston Dynamics for 800 million USD and Samsung purchasing a stake in Rainbow Robotics [3] - Despite the advancements in South Korea, challenges remain in developing competitive bipedal humanoid robots, with most local products still in research and educational phases [4] Group 3: Product Development and Innovation - Hangzhou Yundongchu has developed industrial-grade robots for various applications, including power inspection and emergency response, with plans to export their products to Singapore and South Korea [3] - The company has introduced the X30 quadruped robot and the M20 wheeled robot, which are gaining traction in the South Korean market due to their competitive pricing and operational experience [4] Group 4: Collaboration and Integration - There is a need for strong partnerships between Chinese and South Korean companies to integrate technologies, such as connecting robots to control platforms for real-time monitoring [7] - Chinese robotics firms are generally more open to collaboration and customization, allowing for "second development" opportunities that cater to local market needs [8] Group 5: Production Capacity and Supply Chain - The rapid increase in demand for robotics has led to challenges in production capacity, with some partners expressing concerns over long delivery times [8] - Chinese companies are expanding their manufacturing capabilities, with plans to establish new factories to meet the growing demand in South Korea [8][9]