Core Insights - The World Robot Conference (WRC 2025) held in Beijing attracted over 220 robot companies, showcasing more than 1,500 exhibits, including over 100 new products, with 50 humanoid robot manufacturers participating, marking a record for similar events [4][5][8] - The event highlighted the rapid integration of robots into various sectors, including household chores, commercial services, industrial applications, and healthcare, demonstrating the versatility and advancements in robotics technology [4][8][40] General Robotics - The conference featured a variety of humanoid robots, including UTree's boxing robots, which showcased their explosive power and entertainment value [5][7] - Leju's humanoid robot "Kua Fu" demonstrated advanced capabilities in real-time outdoor delivery and natural interaction, reflecting the company's leadership in humanoid robotics [8][11] Commercial Services - Galaxy General's robot Galbot served as a store clerk, autonomously retrieving items for customers, showcasing advancements in retail robotics [23][25] - Xinglang's robots operated in a bar setting, preparing popcorn and cocktails, indicating the growing role of robots in the food and beverage industry [26][27] Household Applications - Star Sea's robot demonstrated the ability to make beds using natural language commands, highlighting the potential for robots to assist with household chores [33] - Zivariable's robot showcased its cleaning capabilities by picking up trash and organizing clothes, emphasizing the practical applications of robotics in home environments [35][37] Healthcare and Rehabilitation - Fourier's GR-2 robot assisted in upper limb rehabilitation, while the GR-3 model focused on interactive companionship, indicating a trend towards using robots in patient care [40][42] - Ruiman's massage robot replicated professional massage techniques, showcasing the integration of AI and robotics in therapeutic settings [44] Industrial Robotics - Yujian's DOBOT Atom demonstrated precision assembly with a tolerance of 0.1 mm, reflecting advancements in industrial automation [46][47] - KUKA's KMP 3000P robot showcased its ability to lift heavy loads, indicating the potential for robots to enhance efficiency in industrial logistics [51] Emerging Technologies - The conference featured innovations such as the world's smallest planetary roller screw by Norshi, capable of handling significant loads in compact spaces [63] - The introduction of dexterous robotic hands with 20 degrees of freedom by Inks, capable of performing intricate tasks, highlights the advancements in robotic manipulation technology [69][70]