Group 1 - The first Embodied Intelligent Robot Sports Games was held in Wuxi, Jiangsu, showcasing various intelligent robots that can perceive, think, and act autonomously in real environments [1][2] - The event featured robots like the AI chess-playing "Yuan Luobo," exoskeleton robots for assistance, and multifunctional robots capable of diving and making coffee, attracting significant public interest [1][2] - A technology company has developed algorithms that reduce the cost of robotic devices to the thousand-yuan level, aiming to expand into household robotics in the future [1] Group 2 - The event served as a platform to discuss the practical applications of humanoid robots, with a focus on data collection and reinforcement learning for industrial and interactive scenarios [2] - A newly launched bipedal robot, "Tianhe C1," was introduced, capable of serving as a guide and educator, highlighting the versatility of humanoid robots [2] - Wuxi has established itself as a hub for artificial intelligence and humanoid robotics, benefiting from its status as one of the first national pilot cities for technology and industrial innovation [2] Group 3 - The development of humanoid robots relies on key components like integrated servo joint modules, which are crucial for their hardware production [3] - A local robotics company has become a leading supplier of core components by developing high-precision control algorithms for these joint modules, significantly reducing costs compared to imported alternatives [3] Group 4 - A leading automation engineering company in Wuxi has established the first domestic training base for robots, simulating automotive manufacturing processes to collect operational data [4] - The company plans to optimize algorithms and build industrial scenarios for data collection, aiming to enhance the application of robots in factories [4]