Group 1 - Micro-robots are expected to be used for treating sinusitis, with successful preclinical trials demonstrating their ability to be inserted into animal sinuses and target bacterial infections through electromagnetic guidance [1] - The North Arizona University (NAU) has released an open-source exoskeleton framework named OpenExo, aimed at accelerating the development of robotic legs for disabled individuals, providing comprehensive design files and step-by-step guides for developers [5][6] - The first AI-native curriculum in American classrooms has been launched, featuring a humanoid robot named "Iris" that symbolizes the integration of robotics in education and financial innovation [7][9] Group 2 - Samsung is planning to enter the machine vision market, focusing on providing AI visual capabilities for humanoid robots, leveraging its strengths in image processing and camera technology [11] - Rostec, a Russian state defense group, has unveiled a prototype of a small remote-controlled robot equipped with a powerful laser for deactivating unexploded ordnance, showcasing its capabilities at an industrial engineering expo [12]