随着MSCI多个指数成份股调整，相关的指数基金也将随之调仓，新纳入的企业将得到更多的资金配 置；而被剔除的企业将会被相关指数基金被动卖出。资金流向上，根据指数调整的历史经验来看，被动 型资金为了尽可能地减少对于指数的追踪误差，通常会选在最后一天调仓，因此往往也会看到权重变动 较大的个股成交"异常"放大，特别是在尾盘。 全球知名指数公司MSCI此前宣布了2025年11月份指数审核结果，此次调整将于2025年11月24日收盘后 正式生效。在MSCI的系列指数中，涉及A股的包括MSCI中国指数、MSCI中国A股在岸指数以及MSCI 中国全股票指数。其中最值得关注的是MSCI中国指数。MSCI中国指数被嵌套进MSCI新兴市场指数， 因此股票进入MSCI中国指数，便意味着进入了MSCI全球标准指数系列，从而获得被动资金跟踪。 MSCI中国指数本次新增26只标的，包括多只资源股，以及半导体、高端制造等科技类公司。新增个股 包括9只港股：紫金黄金国际(02259)、广发证券(01776)、赣锋锂业(01772)、中国有色矿业(01258)、中 国黄金国际(02099)、荣昌生物(09995)、东风集团(00489)、优必选 ...

（原标题：港股概念追踪 | MSCI中国指数调整将生效 关注个股尾盘异动 外资持续加码中国优质资产(附概念股)） 智通财经APP获悉，全球知名指数公司MSCI此前宣布了2025年11月份指数审核结果，此次调整将于2025年11月24日收盘后正式生效。在MSCI的 系列指数中，涉及A股的包括MSCI中国指数、MSCI中国A股在岸指数以及MSCI中国全股票指数。其中最值得关注的是MSCI中国指数。MSCI中 国指数被嵌套进MSCI新兴市场指数，因此股票进入MSCI中国指数，便意味着进入了MSCI全球标准指数系列，从而获得被动资金跟踪。 MSCI中国指数本次新增26只标的，包括多只资源股，以及半导体、高端制造等科技类公司。新增个股包括9只港股：紫金黄金国际(02259)、广发 证券(01776)、赣锋锂业(01772)、中国有色矿业(01258)、中国黄金国际(02099)、荣昌生物(09995)、东风集团(00489)、优必选(09880)、晶泰控股 (02228)。以及华虹公司、生益电子、英维克、长盈精密、江波龙、中材科技等17只A股。 同时，MSCI中国指数剔除了20只中国股票，其中包括4只港股：北控水务集团 ...

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 World Robot Conference (WRC 2025) showcased advancements in humanoid robots, particularly by UBTECH, highlighting their capabilities across various applications including industrial, commercial, research, and companionship [2][11]. Group 1: Humanoid Robot Innovations - UBTECH unveiled the Walker S2, a humanoid robot with a height of 1.76 meters, featuring 52 degrees of freedom and industrial-grade dexterity, capable of carrying loads up to 15 kilograms [3][4]. - The Walker S2 incorporates advanced AI technology, including a dual-eye stereo vision system and a unique energy management system that allows for autonomous battery swapping in just 3 minutes [4][11]. - The Cruzr S2, a full-size humanoid robot, was also launched, equipped with intelligent navigation and motion control technologies, suitable for various tasks such as sorting and guiding [5][11]. Group 2: Group Intelligence and Collaboration - UBTECH introduced groundbreaking group intelligence technology for humanoid robots, enabling multi-task operations in industrial settings through collaborative decision-making and control [6][8]. - The integration of multiple Walker S2 and Cruzr S2 robots with other mobile robots demonstrated a complete workflow from material handling to intelligent sorting, enhancing operational efficiency [8][10]. - The robots showcased advanced capabilities in dynamic balance and complex movements, such as extreme squatting and high-angle torso rotation for sorting tasks [8][10]. Group 3: Diverse Applications and Market Impact - The conference highlighted the versatility of humanoid robots in various sectors, including service, education, and entertainment, with products like the AI Wukong and the upgraded AI companion robot Meng UU [10][11]. - UBTECH's focus on creating "new quality productivity" through humanoid robots aims to improve efficiency across industries while maintaining a human touch in service applications [11].

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 World Robot Conference (WRC2025) in Beijing showcased five humanoid robots from UBTECH, highlighting advancements in humanoid robotics and their applications across various sectors, including industrial manufacturing, commercial services, scientific research, and entertainment [1][9]. Group 1: Humanoid Robots Showcase - UBTECH presented the world's first humanoid robot with autonomous battery swapping capabilities, Walker S2, along with other models like Cruzr S2, Walker S1, Walker C, and Tian Gong Xing Zhe [1][5]. - Walker S2 features a height of 1.76 meters, 52 degrees of freedom, and the ability to carry loads of up to 15 kilograms while performing complex movements [3][4]. - The robots demonstrated various applications, including industrial tasks, service roles, and educational purposes, emphasizing their versatility and advanced capabilities [1][9]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - Walker S2 incorporates a dual-battery power balance technology that allows for a quick battery swap in just 3 minutes, ensuring continuous operation [4]. - The fifth-generation dexterous hand showcased at the event has 19 active degrees of freedom, enabling human-like gestures and precise operations [4]. - The Cruzr S2 robot utilizes advanced navigation and motion control technologies, allowing it to perform tasks in complex environments with high precision [5]. Group 3: Group Intelligence and Collaboration - UBTECH introduced breakthrough group intelligence technology for humanoid robots, enabling collaborative tasks across multiple robots, enhancing overall operational efficiency [6][7]. - The robots demonstrated capabilities in dynamic sorting and material handling, showcasing their advanced algorithms and coordination [6][7]. - The integration of the Co-Agent system allows for the transformation of robots into specific functional agents, improving task execution in industrial settings [6]. Group 4: Broader Applications and Market Impact - The event highlighted the potential of humanoid robots in various sectors, including commercial services, scientific research, and entertainment, indicating a shift towards large-scale deployment [9]. - UBTECH's focus on creating "new quality productivity" through humanoid robots aims to enhance human work efficiency while maintaining a warm human touch in daily life [9].

Core Viewpoint - The humanoid robot industry is transitioning from technological breakthroughs to a new phase of large-scale implementation, showcasing various applications across industrial, commercial, educational, and entertainment sectors [18]. Group 1: Product Launches - UBTECH showcased five humanoid robots at the WRC 2025, including the world's first autonomous battery-swapping humanoid robot Walker S2 and the full-size general-purpose wheeled humanoid robot Cruzr S2 [4][9]. - Walker S2 features a height of 1.76 meters, 52 degrees of freedom, and the ability to carry a load of 15 kg while performing complex movements [7]. - Cruzr S2 integrates UBTECH's self-developed humanoid robot collaboration intelligence Co-Agent, enabling efficient navigation and operation across various tasks [8]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - Walker S2 introduces a revolutionary energy management system with autonomous battery-swapping capabilities, allowing for a quick 3-minute battery change and continuous operation [7]. - The fifth-generation dexterous hand developed by UBTECH boasts 19 active degrees of freedom, providing human-like gesture and precision operation capabilities [8]. - The group intelligence technology demonstrated at the conference showcases multi-task industrial scenarios, enhancing overall operational efficiency through collaborative decision-making [12][14]. Group 3: Application Scenarios - The humanoid robots are designed for diverse applications, including industrial manufacturing, commercial services, scientific research, and entertainment, contributing to improved work efficiency and quality of life [18]. - Walker C, a humanoid robot designed for commercial services, demonstrated multilingual interaction and guiding capabilities during the event [17]. - The Tian Gong Xing Zhe, a full-size research-grade humanoid robot, attracted attention from researchers, highlighting the potential for innovation in humanoid robotics [17].

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 World Robot Conference (WRC) showcased advancements in humanoid robots, emphasizing the integration of 5G-A technology and embodied intelligence to enhance operational capabilities and adaptability in complex environments [1][3]. Group 1: Humanoid Robots - The "Kua Fu" humanoid robot by Leju demonstrated significant breakthroughs in communication and decision-making through 5G-A technology, enabling real-time control over distances of 1200 kilometers [1][3]. - The "Kua Fu" robot features a dual-brain system, enhancing human-robot interaction and stability in flexible environments, showcasing its potential in high-risk scenarios like firefighting and chemical industries [3][6]. - The "T800" humanoid robot by Zhongqing is designed for heavy-duty tasks, featuring 41 degrees of freedom and advanced sensor integration for real-time environmental adaptation [7]. Group 2: Industrial Robots - Cyborg Robotics presented the Cyborg-H01 dexterous hand and Cyborg-R01 humanoid robot, focusing on high precision and energy efficiency in industrial applications [4][6]. - The CW series robots by Chuan Robotics combine autonomous mobile platforms with collaborative robotic arms, enhancing flexibility in production environments [30]. Group 3: Perception and Sensing Technologies - Aobi Zhongguang introduced the Pulsar ME450 3D LiDAR and Gemini 345Lg dual 3D camera, enhancing visual perception capabilities for outdoor robots [12][14]. - Pasini launched the third-generation multi-dimensional tactile sensor matrix PX-6AX-GEN3, providing advanced sensing solutions for embodied intelligent systems [10][25]. Group 4: General-Purpose Robots - Zhi Ping Fang showcased the "Ai Bao" robot, capable of performing various tasks in simulated environments, highlighting its adaptability and learning capabilities [17][19]. - The "Wanda" platform by Youliqi demonstrated its application in multiple real-life scenarios, emphasizing its interactive capabilities and service-oriented design [23][24]. Group 5: Collaborative and Ecosystem Development - Xinghai Tu introduced the G-0 VLA model, which enhances human-robot collaboration and opens up new possibilities for developers through a comprehensive toolkit [20][22]. - The collaboration among various companies at WRC indicates a growing ecosystem focused on advancing embodied intelligence and robotics technology across multiple sectors [41].