Core Insights - The article discusses the rapid advancement of household robots, particularly focusing on the third generation of these devices, which are being developed and released globally [1] Group 1: Product Overview - Eight models of future household robots are introduced, including Optimus, Figure03, Neo Gamma, QiJia Q1, Booster T1, Astribot S1, HIVA, and Midea [1] - The article compares the development of household robots in China with that in Europe and the United States, highlighting differences in technology and market trends [1]

近日，上海如身机器人科技有限公司（以下简称 "如身机器人"）在两个月内连续完成两轮融资，受到行业关 注。 该公司于 8月末获得由道彤投资独家注资的数千万元天使+轮融资后，于昨日再次宣布完成千万级人民 币天使++轮融资。 据如身机器人方面透露， 本轮投资方为力合金融，源合资本担任本轮及下轮财务顾问，融资资金将主要用于 技术研发迭代、产品工程化落地、养老场景规模化试点及市场前期布局。 与此同时，如身机器人目前也已正 式启动 Pre-A轮融资。短短两个月内完成两轮融资的节奏，不仅直观体现了资本市场对如身机器人在技术实 力与商业化路径上的高度认可，更与当前智慧康养行业整体快速发展的态势形成了呼应，成为行业发展活力的 一个缩影。 ▍聚焦真实场景，布局居家康复与养老照护 随着我国人口老龄化进程持续加快，智慧康养领域正迎来关键发展期。民政部数据显示，截至 2024年底，全 国60岁及以上老年人口已达3.1亿，占总人口比重22%。预计到2035年，这一群体规模将突破4亿，占比超 过30%。在这一背景下，以养老机器人为代表的智慧康养机器人作为银发经济的重要组成部分，正在从技术 研发阶段逐步走向实际应用。 近两年来，面向护理、喂 ...

Core Viewpoint - "如身机器人" has recently completed a multi-million RMB angel round financing, which will be used for core technology iteration, product engineering, pilot projects in elderly care scenarios, and early market deployment [1] Company Overview - "如身机器人" (Shanghai Roushen Robot Technology Co., Ltd.) was established in June 2023, focusing on intelligent robots for smart elderly care, aiming to develop robots that can serve the elderly in home settings [1] - The company targets rehabilitation fitness and home service sectors, emphasizing modularity, cost-effectiveness, and human-robot collaboration [1][5] - The headquarters is located in Zhangjiang, Shanghai, with a European R&D and operations center in Munich, Germany, and a production base in Jiaxing, Zhejiang [1] Team Composition - The founding team includes members from top institutions such as the German Academy of Robotics, listed company MicroPort, and European unicorn Agile Robots [3] - The Chief Scientist is a foreign academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, and the CEO, Dr. Shi Yunlei, has over 12 years of interdisciplinary experience in medical robotics [3][5] Product Development - The company has developed a product matrix covering various rehabilitation and home service needs, including four main product lines: "格物", "致知", "修身", and "齐家" [5] - The "格物" series targets home rehabilitation, with its first product, 如身 C1, being the world's first home rehabilitation robot covering all joints of the upper and lower limbs [6][8] - The "致知" series is aimed at community rehabilitation institutions, featuring 如身 B1, a robot with seven degrees of freedom for upper and lower limb rehabilitation [8][10] - The "修身" series focuses on upper limb rehabilitation with the 如身 G1 exoskeleton robot, designed to enhance motor coordination [10][11] - The "齐家" series is dedicated to elderly care, with its main product, 齐家Q1, providing various support functions for semi-disabled and elderly individuals [11][13] Market Position and Future Plans - 如身 C1 has been mass-produced and exported to North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia, with positive user feedback and increasing orders [8] - 如身 B1 has established preliminary cooperation with major hospitals, including Huashan Hospital and Tongji Orthopedic Hospital [10] - 齐家Q1 has completed three iterations and is expected to achieve standardized mass production by 2026 [13] - The company has secured seed and angel round financing from various investors, indicating strong market interest and potential for growth [13]

Group 1 - Tencent plans to invest 100 million yuan over the next three years to support the "Silver Technology Partner Program" competition in Shanghai [1][2] - The "2025 Silver Technology Partner Program" received 189 valid applications from 16 provinces and cities, with 15 projects selected for further development [1] - The selected projects focus on three main areas: precise response, intelligent empowerment, and frontier expansion [1] Group 2 - Approximately 66% of the projects address the actual care needs of the elderly, such as fall monitoring and smart nursing [2] - The program aims to create a smart elderly care experimental base in Shanghai, with plans to include community applications next year [2] - The Shanghai Elderly Care Technology Industrial Park, which opened on June 10, is the first of its kind in the city and is part of a broader initiative to promote elderly care technology development [4][5] Group 3 - The industrial park covers an area of about 1.3 square kilometers, with zones for innovation research and industrial support [5] - The park has attracted over 40 elderly care technology innovation companies and established public service platforms for research and testing [5]

Group 1 - Tencent's "2025 Silver Hair Technology Partner Program" has announced the selected projects, with an acceleration camp to be held in Shanghai featuring 15 companies developing elderly care technology products [1][2] - The program aims to create a highland for elderly care technology innovation and industry development by 2027, with a focus on building a comprehensive elderly care service system supported by technology [2][3] - The program received 189 project applications from 16 provinces and cities across the country, ultimately selecting 15 projects for the acceleration camp [2] Group 2 - The acceleration camp will facilitate partnerships between selected projects and over 10 nursing homes, promoting product trials and community integration in the future [3] - Shanghai Sansi Electronic Engineering Co., Ltd. has developed a "fall detection eye-care lamp" equipped with millimeter-wave radar and AI visual recognition, aimed at monitoring elderly individuals living alone [3][4] - The "Qijia Q1" elderly care robot, designed to assist with various tasks, is among the six robots selected for the program, featuring a unique half-human structure for enhanced stability and safety [4][5] Group 3 - The fourth-generation "Qijia" robot is set to enter the market, targeting semi-disabled and long-term bedridden elderly individuals, with a monthly rental price below 5,000 yuan and a sales price below 100,000 yuan [5] - The Shanghai Elderly Care Technology Industrial Park, the first of its kind in the country, spans 1.3 square kilometers and includes various facilities for incubation, research, and public services [5]