Core Insights - The new industrial-grade quadruped robot "Apollo" has been officially launched in Hangzhou, overcoming limitations in water and climbing capabilities while achieving long endurance [1][3] - The Zhejiang University Hangzhou International Science and Technology Innovation Center's humanoid robot innovation research institute aims to create a collaborative system that empowers both technological innovation and high-end manufacturing [1] Technical Breakthroughs - "Apollo" features three core breakthroughs: a multi-modal fusion system for perception, a modular architecture for motion control, and support for modular peripheral access for various applications [3] - The robot can climb 20 cm steps, traverse rocky terrain, and has an IP67 waterproof rating, with a load capacity of 70 kg and an empty endurance exceeding 6 hours [3] Application and Industry Impact - The robot is designed as a standardized solution addressing industrial pain points, transitioning from a laboratory prototype to a reliable industrial product through algorithm optimization and hardware innovation [3] - The Zhejiang University Hangzhou International Science and Technology Innovation Center plans to expand diverse scenario solutions and promote core technology autonomy and industrial upgrades to support the intelligent transformation of the real economy [3]