Group 1 - The CMG World Robot Competition Series, featuring humanoid robots in combat, marks a significant milestone in China's robotics industry, transitioning from laboratory experiments to public engagement [2] - The event showcases the capabilities of the G1 humanoid robot developed by Yushutech, which stands 130 cm tall, weighs 35 kg, and features advanced functionalities such as a 180° field of view and a battery life of 2 hours [3] - The competition format includes three rounds of two minutes each, with scoring based on effective strikes to the head and torso, emphasizing both hardware stability and algorithmic strategy [4] Group 2 - The event reflects China's strategy of promoting industrial growth through competitions, with all participating robots utilizing domestically developed core technologies [5] - The success of the event indicates the maturity of domestic humanoid robot technology and highlights the commercial potential of robotics competitions, paving the way for broader applications in daily life [6] - Upcoming events in 2025 are expected to further enhance the landscape of robotics competitions in China, with a focus on diverse scenarios to test practical applications of technology [6]