Group 1 - The 2025 China Robot Competition and RoboCup World Cup China Division successfully concluded, attracting over 1,700 teams from more than 300 universities, with a focus on practical applications in intelligent manufacturing and public services [3][4]. - A total of 58 teams won championships, showcasing strong engineering skills, innovative thinking, and teamwork, with many technical solutions demonstrating high practical potential and promotional value [3]. Group 2 - Doosan Robotics has signed a memorandum of understanding with agricultural machinery company Datong to jointly develop AI technology for agricultural robots, aiming to optimize field robots for smart farms and outdoor agricultural environments [7]. - The collaboration will focus on developing AI-equipped devices for unstructured agricultural environments and expanding the global market for field robots [7]. Group 3 - TetherIA has launched the Aero Hand Open, an open-source underactuated robotic hand designed for dexterous manipulation, capable of performing tasks like grasping screws and opening cans, with a price of $314 for a complete kit [10]. - The hand's underactuated design allows for greater compliance and adaptability, making it effective for everyday grasping tasks [10]. Group 4 - Husqvarna Group has introduced seven AI-powered robotic lawn mowers equipped with night vision cameras, enhancing lawn care capabilities with features like wireless installation and intelligent obstacle avoidance [13]. - The new models cater to various lawn sizes, with the Automower 540 EPOS designed for professional users and compatible with upcoming AI Vision accessories [13]. Group 5 - Cartwheel Robotics is developing a humanoid robot named "Yogi," made from medical-grade silicone for safe interaction, featuring modular batteries for reliable operation and high-torque actuators [15]. - The robot aims to serve as a household assistant rather than an industrial robot, with significant interest from universities for potential research applications [15].