Group 1: PEEK Applications and Innovations - PEEK has achieved two significant application breakthroughs, being selected for high-voltage electric motors in high-end sports cars, enhancing efficiency and thermal management [1] - The combination of Ajedium™ PEEK insulation and KetaSpire® PEEK electromagnetic wire allows operation at voltages above 800 volts, improving the stator's slot fill rate and electrical output performance [1] - The introduction of the world's first PEEK composite harmonic reducer by KONGDA in collaboration with Taiwanese companies redefines lightweight components for humanoid robots [2][3] Group 2: Technical Advancements in Harmonic Reducers - The PEEK/resin composite injection molding technology reduces traditional metal components by over 50%, achieving a 61% weight reduction compared to metal versions and a 74% increase in torque-to-weight ratio [3] - The design integrates polymer composite bearings with elastic hollow rollers, optimizing volume and lifespan, with a 20% reduction in axial dimensions and a 40% weight decrease compared to traditional metal reducers [4] - PEEK's density is half that of aluminum, while its strength per unit weight is 5 to 7 times greater, indicating a superior balance between lightweight and strength [4] Group 3: Future Outlook and Market Trends - High-performance composite materials like PEEK and carbon fiber resins are expected to gradually replace traditional metal bearings in the coming years [4] - The current high price of PEEK is primarily due to limited scale production, but costs are anticipated to decrease as humanoid robots enter mass production, similar to trends observed in the new energy sector [4]