Group 1 - The core point of the article is that Yuejiang Robotics has officially launched its A-share listing plan, accelerating its dual capital market layout of "Hong Kong + A-share" to enhance its global competitiveness and industry influence [1][4][7] - Yuejiang Robotics, founded in 2015, focuses on the research, development, production, sales, and service of intelligent robotic arms and other smart hardware products [5] - The company successfully listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on December 23, 2024, becoming the first company in the Hong Kong market with a core business in collaborative robots, and its market value has steadily increased since then [5] Group 2 - In 2025, Yuejiang Robotics continued its strong development trend by launching a new generation of high-load, high-precision collaborative robot products, further consolidating its competitive advantage in the industrial automation sector [1][5] - The company released the world's first "dexterous operation + bipedal walking" embodied intelligent humanoid robot, Atom, in March 2025, capable of performing over 100 complex tasks in industrial settings [2][5] - In August 2025, at the World Robot Conference, Yuejiang Robotics introduced the DOBOT Atom II, the first humanoid robot in China to achieve millimeter-level operational precision, capable of performing flexible tasks such as precision assembly and tea brewing [6] - In November 2025, the company launched the Rover X1, the world's first household intelligent robot, which has already received 5,000 pre-sale orders and features face recognition and gesture control [6] Group 3 - Looking ahead to 2026, Yuejiang Robotics has established a clear development blueprint, focusing on consolidating its leadership in the industrial collaborative robot market while actively exploring the frontier of embodied intelligence [3][6] - The rapid development trajectory of Yuejiang Robotics reflects the vibrant growth of the collaborative robot and the broader intelligent robotics industry, indicating that collaborative robots are becoming a key support for the upgrade of industrial automation [4][7]