中证报中证网讯(记者孟培嘉)在1月6日至9日举行的2026年国际消费电子展(CES2026)期间，星动纪元携 星动L7、星动Q5、星动XHAND1、星动XHAND1Lite组成的人形机器人产品矩阵亮相，依托"软硬一体 化全栈自研"技术积淀，全方位呈现了"从技术突破到场景落地"的商业化探索成果。 星动纪元聚焦人形机器人"身体"与"大脑"的协同进化，打造物理世界中的通用智能体，推动具身智能机 器人更好适配真实应用场景。其中，"身体"维度具备三大核心性能优势：动力输出稳定，可适配高强度 作业需求；灵巧操作精准，能高效完成精细操作任务；运动稳定性可靠，确保在复杂环境中自适应持久 稳定。"大脑"维度则具备三大核心智能能力：学习效率高，依托少量数据即可快速掌握新技能；泛化性 强，能灵活匹配不同类型任务场景；鲁棒性强，可提升技能落地的实用性与稳定性。 据悉，截至目前，星动纪元海外业务占比已达50%，覆盖北美、欧洲、中东、日韩等核心市场。 ...

创办仅仅两年，星动纪元所研发的星动XHAND1，就因首创关节全直驱灵巧手，迅速征服了美国Skild AI、韩国Rainbow Robotics、英国Extend Robotics、Discover Robotics等全球主要机器人厂商，以及斯坦 福大学、哥伦比亚大学、摩根大通AI研究院、同济大学、清华大学、上海交通大学、香港大学、上海 期智研究院、上海人工智能实验室等国内外知名科研机构。 星动纪元灵巧手成为全球机器人厂商的共同选择 就在前不久，在重磅发布的2025福布斯中国创新力企业50强榜单中，星动纪元凭借技术研发、商业化落 地与行业赋能成果，入选TOP50！ 星动纪元所研发的五指灵巧手星动XHAND1，凭借全直驱技术的卓越性能优势，已经成为了全球机器 人厂商的共同选择。包括美国具身智能独角兽Skild AI、韩国Rainbow Robotics、英国Extend Robotics、 Discover Robotics，以及英国Humanoid AI新一代人形机器人HMND 01等在内的全球主要机器人厂商， 如今均采用星动XHAND1作为核心末端执行器之一来突破具身灵巧操作能力上限。 星动纪元的"灵巧手"为 ...

全球顶尖 人形 的机器人公司，正在为这个 " 手 " 的问题，投下他们的选票。 这不仅仅是全球人形机器人产业链渐趋收敛的型号，也意味着在灵巧手领域，部分更先进的技术路线正在逐步 成为行业共识。 机器人大讲堂在汇总全球主要人形机器人灵巧手供应商时注意到， 被曝即将完成超10亿美元融资的美国具身 独角兽 Skild AI 、韩国 Rainbow Robotics 、英国 Extend Robotics 特等全球顶尖人形机器人企业，以及 近期英国 Humanoid AI 发布的新一代人形机器人 HMND 01 ， 都不约而同采用了一款全直驱五指灵巧手。 ▍ 全栈派公司 的 灵巧手 谈起 星动纪元 ， 人们 想到 往往 是 爬上长城的 XBOT 小星，沙漠奔跑的星动 STAR1 、街舞 Breaking 的 星动 L7 ，或在商场里提供指引的星动 Q5 。 行业的聚光灯习惯性地聚焦着这些拥有完整躯干、拟人形态的 "人形成品"，将公司定位于人形机器人整机厂 商的坐标。 因此， 当 听到 这样一家 具身智能 佼佼者 ， 所开发的 灵巧手 竟然 成为 全球 机器人 独角兽 标 配 时， 难免 有些 错愕 。 其实 这种 来 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the emergence of Tsinghua University alumni-led companies in the field of embodied intelligence, with significant funding and technological advancements [2][3][27] - Galaxy General's financing of 1.1 billion yuan marks the largest single financing in the domestic embodied intelligence sector this year, bringing its total funding to over 2.4 billion yuan and achieving a valuation of 1 billion USD [2] - By 2025, nearly 20 companies founded or led by Tsinghua alumni in the embodied intelligence sector are expected to emerge, with total financing exceeding 5 billion yuan [2] Group 2 - The development of embodied intelligence in China has a historical foundation, with Tsinghua University starting its research in the field over 40 years ago, leading to significant advancements in technology and industry applications [4][5][10] - Zhang Bo, a prominent figure in China's AI field, has played a crucial role in establishing key research initiatives and laboratories that have laid the groundwork for the current advancements in embodied intelligence [5][12] - The establishment of the first national key laboratory for intelligent technology and systems at Tsinghua University in 1988 marked a significant milestone in the development of embodied intelligence in China [11] Group 3 - Tsinghua University has produced a new generation of entrepreneurs in the embodied intelligence sector, with many of them having strong academic backgrounds and industry experience [29][31] - Companies like Galaxy General, Accelerated Evolution, and Star Sea Map have emerged as key players in the domestic humanoid robot market, showcasing significant technological breakthroughs and commercial applications [25][30] - The entrepreneurial ecosystem around Tsinghua University is characterized by a mix of scientific founders, industry veterans, and innovative young entrepreneurs, contributing to a vibrant landscape in the embodied intelligence sector [29][33] Group 4 - The RoboCup victory by Tsinghua University's Fire God Team in 2023 represents a significant achievement for Chinese teams in the humanoid robot category, highlighting the university's ongoing commitment to robotics research and competition [15][17] - The continuous evolution of Tsinghua's robotics research, including the establishment of interdisciplinary research centers, has fostered innovation and collaboration in the field [21][22] - The emergence of new companies and technologies in the embodied intelligence sector reflects a broader trend of innovation and investment, with projections indicating substantial market growth in the coming years [4][26][38]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the emergence of Tsinghua University alumni-led companies in the field of embodied intelligence, with significant funding and technological advancements [1][2][17] - In June, Galaxy General raised 1.1 billion yuan, marking the largest single financing in the domestic embodied intelligence sector for the year, bringing its total funding to over 2.4 billion yuan and achieving a valuation of 1 billion USD [1] - By 2025, nearly 20 companies founded or led by Tsinghua alumni in the embodied intelligence sector are expected to emerge, with total financing exceeding 5 billion yuan [1][2] Group 2 - Tsinghua University has a long history in the field of artificial intelligence, dating back to 1988 when it initiated research on the THMR series of robots, laying the groundwork for the current entrepreneurial ecosystem [2][3] - Zhang Bo, a prominent figure in Chinese AI, has been instrumental in the development of AI and robotics in China, establishing the first national key laboratory for intelligent technology and systems [3][5] - The establishment of the first intelligent robot laboratory at Tsinghua in 1985 marked a significant milestone in the development of embodied intelligence in China [5][6] Group 3 - The Tsinghua Fire God Team, led by Zhao Mingguo, has consistently participated in the RoboCup competitions, achieving significant milestones and contributing to the development of humanoid robots in China [9][10] - The team has evolved over the years, adapting to technological advancements and shifting focus towards humanoid robots, which has led to notable achievements in international competitions [11][12] - The Fire God Team's success has inspired many alumni to venture into entrepreneurship, leading to the establishment of several companies in the field of embodied intelligence [14][16] Group 4 - Tsinghua University has produced a diverse range of entrepreneurs in the embodied intelligence sector, including those with strong academic backgrounds and industry experience [19][21] - Companies like Galaxy General, Accelerated Evolution, and others have emerged as key players in the humanoid robot market, showcasing significant technological advancements and commercial potential [19][21] - The entrepreneurial spirit fostered at Tsinghua has led to the creation of a vibrant ecosystem of startups focused on embodied intelligence, positioning the university as a leading incubator in this field [16][30]

Core Viewpoint - Lenovo Group's subsidiary Lenovo New Vision Technology and Beijing Star Motion Era Technology have signed a strategic agreement to launch a humanoid service robot smart exhibition hall solution, aiming to redefine high-end exhibition service experiences and industry standards [1][2]. Group 1: Strategic Collaboration - The collaboration focuses on creating a dedicated service robot, "Pioneer Robot," based on the humanoid service robot Star Motion Q5, integrating technology and scenarios [1]. - Key figures from both companies, including Lenovo Group's Vice President Bai Yuli and Star Motion Era's founders, attended the signing ceremony [1]. Group 2: Product and Technology Features - The Star Motion Q5 is highlighted as a next-generation humanoid service robot with an elegant design, breaking the traditional cold image of service robots and redefining human-robot interaction [2]. - Lenovo New Vision's time-synchronized engine is a critical technology in the smart exhibition hall solution, enabling millisecond-level coordination between robot actions, explanations, and large screen displays for immersive interactions [2]. Group 3: Future Development - The partnership aims to continuously enhance the intelligent upgrade needs of high-end exhibition halls, iterating on technology and services to provide more efficient, human-like, and warm intelligent services across various industries [2].

Core Viewpoint - Lenovo Group's subsidiary, Lenovo New Vision Technology, collaborates with Beijing Star Motion Era Technology to launch a humanoid service robot smart exhibition hall solution, aiming to redefine high-end exhibition service experiences and industry standards [1][3]. Group 1: Collaboration and Product Development - The partnership focuses on creating a dedicated service robot, "Pioneer Center Robot," based on the Star Motion Q5 humanoid service robot, integrating technology and scene [3]. - Star Motion Era, established in August 2023, has released several humanoid robots, including the Star Motion Q5, which is the basis for the smart exhibition hall solution [5]. Group 2: Technical Features and Capabilities - The Star Motion Q5 features a sleek design and high flexibility with 44 degrees of freedom, enabling fluid movements that mimic human actions, enhancing user interaction [7]. - The robot is equipped with a 7-axis bionic mechanical arm and an 11-degree-of-freedom "Fairy Hand," capable of handling objects up to 10 kilograms and facilitating warm interactions through gestures and voice [7]. Group 3: Smart Exhibition Hall Solution - Lenovo's time-synchronized engine allows for millisecond-level coordination between robot actions, explanations, and large screen displays, creating an immersive experience for visitors [8]. - The solution can customize multiple explanation routes based on exhibition layouts, adapting to various scenarios such as permanent exhibitions, temporary conferences, and VIP receptions [9]. - The robots can provide personalized services by adjusting greeting tones, explanation depth, and route planning, achieving a "one-to-one" customized service experience [9].

Core Insights - The World Robot Conference (WRC) showcased the capabilities of Star Dynamics Era with its core products, including Star Dynamics L7, XHAND1, XHAND lite, and Q5, highlighting its strength in embodied intelligence and the commercialization of technology breakthroughs [1] Group 1: Product Highlights - Star Dynamics L7 is the first full-size bipedal humanoid robot in China that integrates "large movement + fine operation," representing a significant achievement in both "body" and "brain" dimensions [3] - The L7 supports a multi-form selection scheme with full-size (L7) and half-body (M7) configurations, allowing it to perform complex movements in full bipedal form while also switching to a half-body form for focused operational scenarios, significantly reducing deployment costs [3] - Star Dynamics XHAND1 features an industry-first fully direct-drive joint solution for a humanoid five-finger dexterous hand, showcasing its "hexagonal warrior" traits, particularly in fine manipulation [3] - The Q5 robot, designed with 44 degrees of freedom, perfectly integrates the flexibility of the "body" and the learning ability of the "brain," redefining humanoid robots with superhuman interaction and demonstrating unique advantages in remote full-body teleoperation [3]

Core Insights - The focus of the WAIC and WRC this year is on practical applications of robotics, moving away from mere demonstrations of capabilities to real-world tasks such as sorting on production lines and retail operations [3][12][19] - The emergence of embodied intelligence is highlighted, with many companies showcasing robots that can interact and perform complex tasks, indicating a significant advancement in the field [6][8][21] Group 1: Event Highlights - The WAIC featured 80 companies focused on embodied intelligence, showcasing robots like boxing humanoids and agile quadrupeds [3][6] - At the WRC, robots demonstrated various skills, including delivering goods and engaging in interactive games, emphasizing their practical utility [3][8] - Companies like Yushutech and Zhiyuan Robotics attracted attention with their advanced humanoid robots capable of complex movements and interactions [6][9] Group 2: Technological Advancements - The integration of large models and high-precision dynamic performance has expanded the application scenarios for robots [5] - Companies are focusing on enhancing the realism and emotional engagement of robots through advanced expression simulation and sensory technologies [21][24] - The development of versatile robotic hands and components is crucial for the overall functionality of humanoid robots, with several companies showcasing innovative designs [30][31] Group 3: Industry Trends - The trend towards a diverse product ecosystem is evident, with companies developing a wide range of robots for various applications, from industrial to service sectors [28] - The industry is witnessing a deepening of the supply chain, with a focus on collaborative technologies and shared innovations among manufacturers [29] - The commercialization of robots in retail and service industries is progressing, with several companies demonstrating robots capable of performing specific tasks in real-world environments [18][19]

Core Insights - The article highlights the capabilities of Star Dynamics in the field of embodied intelligence, showcasing their self-developed products at the World Robot Conference [1][2] - Star Dynamics' L7 robot demonstrates advanced movement and operational skills, emphasizing its stability and flexibility through proprietary joint modules and the ERA-42 model [1] - The L7 robot's application in logistics is illustrated through its ability to collaborate with other robots for efficient package sorting and scanning, showcasing its practical value in real-world scenarios [1] Product Features - The Star Dynamics L7 robot supports both full-size and half-body configurations, allowing it to perform complex movements or focus on specific operational tasks, thereby reducing deployment costs [2] - The L7's advanced learning capabilities enable it to quickly master skills with minimal data input, enhancing its adaptability in various logistics environments [1][2]