Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the advancements in general-purpose robotics showcased at the World Robot Conference (WRC), particularly focusing on the capabilities of the humanoid robot "Aibao" developed by Zhifang. The robot demonstrates versatility in performing various tasks, indicating a significant leap towards achieving general intelligence in robotics [4][12][26]. Group 1: General Robotics - Aibao is characterized as a general-purpose robot capable of performing multiple tasks and adapting to different environments, moving beyond the limitations of specialized robots [12][13]. - The robot can autonomously switch between tasks, such as drumming and making ice cream, showcasing its flexibility and adaptability [14][15]. - Aibao's design includes over 34 degrees of freedom, allowing it to perform complex movements and tasks efficiently [21]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - Aibao is powered by the GOVLA model, which integrates global perception, omni-body coordination, long-horizon flexible tasks, and rapid learning capabilities [27][28]. - The GOVLA model enables Aibao to perceive its environment in 360 degrees, allowing it to execute tasks that require understanding of spatial relationships [28]. - The robot's ability to coordinate its entire body for complex tasks marks a significant advancement in robotic capabilities [30][32]. Group 3: Commercial Applications - Aibao has begun commercial deployment in various industries, including automotive manufacturing, semiconductor production, biotechnology, and public services [43][45]. - In automotive manufacturing, Aibao performs tasks such as material handling and quality inspection, enhancing efficiency in production lines [45]. - The robot is set to be deployed in airports for providing information and assistance to travelers, demonstrating its utility in public service environments [45].