Group 1 - The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne has made significant progress in the field of edible robots, creating water robots from fish feed that can decompose into food for fish after completing their mission [1] - The edible robots can address the pollution issues associated with traditional electronic devices and have potential applications in healthcare and environmental management, such as precise drug delivery and emergency nutritional supply [1] Group 2 - The first humanoid robot "Tianbing No. 1" produced in Tianjin was unveiled at the second Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Intelligent Manufacturing Equipment Collaborative Development Conference, designed for industrial use with a waist load capacity of 200 kg and an arm load capacity of 5 kg [2][4] - The robot incorporates a parallel mechanism for greater rotational freedom and is expected to be trained for intelligent decision-making, with applications anticipated across multiple industries by July [4] Group 3 - The intelligent robot "Xiaobai" has been deployed at the construction site laboratory of the Zha Jia Su expansion project in Jiaxing, Zhejiang, capable of accurately grabbing concrete test blocks and performing tasks such as scanning, data uploading, and compressive strength testing, significantly improving efficiency over traditional manual methods [5][7] - The laboratory features a digital management platform for online management of the entire process, aiming to eliminate information barriers and integrate modern information technology for smart solutions [7] Group 4 - Wuhan University of Science and Technology showcased its "Intelligent Masonry Robot Platform for Refractory Materials" at the 2025 World Digital Education Conference, capable of converting refractory bricks into digital models and autonomously completing the entire masonry process with high precision [8][10] - The platform has overcome seven key core technology challenges and is set to establish a pilot platform this year after successful testing of its prototype [10] Group 5 - A young team from Hefei Zero Degree Robotics Company, consisting of members from Tsinghua University, secured millions in orders within six months of starting their business, with plans to launch a mass-producible embodiment intelligence product by the end of the month [11][13] - Their first humanoid robot Z1 can navigate complex terrains without a visual system and mimic human movements with a success rate close to 100%, with over 50 humanoid and intelligent robotics companies already established in the region [13]

Group 1 - The 2025 World Digital Education Conference was held in Wuhan, China, focusing on the theme "Education Development and Transformation: Intelligent Era" with global participation from education leaders and technology representatives [1] - The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) is seen as both a challenge and an opportunity for global education reform, emphasizing the need for deep integration of AI in education [2] - The importance of building a high-quality teaching workforce and enhancing teachers' research capabilities is highlighted as essential for digital education [2] Group 2 - The integration of AI with STEM education is recognized as a global trend, shifting the focus from knowledge-based education to capability-based education [3] - The Chinese Ministry of Education emphasizes the need for a collective response to the question of "What is education in the intelligent era?" and aims to establish new standards for educational development through digital education [4] - International collaboration is encouraged to share experiences and innovations in integrating technology into education, particularly in the context of AI and STEM [3]