Core Insights - The article discusses the advancements in embodied intelligence, highlighting its integration with artificial intelligence to enhance productivity across various sectors, including industrial manufacturing and service industries [1][3]. Group 1: Embodied Intelligence Applications - Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot is capable of precise part sorting in industrial settings [1]. - CASBOT W1 from Zhongke Huiling can quickly switch between different product adaptations within one hour [1]. - The STAR1 humanoid robot from Xingdong Jiyuan can perform complex tasks like screw fastening and tool operation in automotive assembly [1]. - Linkerbot's piano robot surpasses human dexterity in playing the piano with its bionic hands [1]. - Galbot supports full-service operations in the "Galaxy Space Capsule" pop-up store, serving an average of 2000 visitors daily [1]. - The "Jueying X30" quadruped robot from Yundongchu Technology conducts detailed inspections in substations, even in harsh environments [1]. Group 2: Competition Overview - The 2025 Second Zhongguancun Embodied Intelligence Robot Application Competition aims to push robots to effectively perform tasks in real-world scenarios, covering four core areas: industrial manufacturing, commercial services, home services, and emergency response [3][4]. - The competition will assess robots' practical capabilities through two modes: autonomous completion and remote operation [6]. Group 3: Competition Structure - The competition consists of three phases: registration, preliminary rounds, and finals, with the registration phase starting on July 15 [4][8]. - The preliminary rounds are scheduled for November 4-5, divided into East Sheng and Wenquan competition zones, each responsible for specific tasks [8][9]. - The finals will take place on November 17-18 at the Zhongguancun National Independent Innovation Demonstration Zone, with a prize ceremony on November 19 [9]. Group 4: Task Categories and Requirements - The competition features two main categories: autonomous completion and remote operation, with a total of six sub-events and 15 individual tasks designed to simulate real work scenarios [6][10]. - Each task in the autonomous category must be completed without human intervention, focusing on core capabilities like navigation and precise operation [10][13]. - The remote operation category allows for human intervention but relies on the robot's sensors for environmental perception [17][19]. Group 5: Strategy Recommendations - Teams are advised to focus on tasks that align with their technical strengths and avoid overly challenging tasks that exceed their robots' capabilities [23][24]. - Emphasis should be placed on optimizing human-robot interaction efficiency and ensuring safety measures are in place during the competition [24][27]. Group 6: Competition Support and Incentives - The competition offers a total prize pool of 2 million yuan, with specific awards for each task and additional incentives for innovative solutions [25][27]. - Winning teams may receive support in terms of funding, talent, and resources if they establish operations in Haidian [27][29].