Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the transition of the robotics industry from "automation" to "intelligence," highlighting the role of Professor Li Zhijun and his development of the insightOS, a domestically produced intelligent operating system for robots, aimed at enhancing their autonomous decision-making capabilities [1][4][19]. Group 1: InsightOS Development - The insightOS is designed to address the complexity and flexibility challenges in robot applications, integrating intelligence deeply into the system rather than treating it as an external module [4][5]. - The system aims to achieve robot autonomy by embedding AI capabilities such as perception, reasoning, and planning into the operating system's core services [4][5]. - A unified semantic understanding layer allows non-experts to command robots using natural language, significantly lowering deployment barriers and enabling large-scale collaboration among intelligent agents [5][8]. Group 2: Dynamic Adaptation and Flexibility - InsightOS features dynamic adaptability through built-in elastic scheduling and multi-model collaboration, enabling real-time resource allocation based on complex scene requirements [8]. - The system can autonomously identify anomalies and plan recovery strategies, ensuring stability in dynamic environments, thus addressing the critical challenge of making robots not just "usable" but "effective" [8][9]. Group 3: Ecosystem Construction - The company is building a comprehensive ecosystem that connects application scenarios, hardware adaptation, and algorithm integration, aiming to create a universal system tailored to domestic industry needs [9][10]. - InsightOS has achieved hardware decoupling and capability atomization, allowing compatibility with various robot types, including industrial arms and drones, by abstracting hardware differences into a unified "semantic behavior" [9][10]. - The insight Studio development platform supports rapid integration of third-party algorithm models, significantly reducing the barriers and costs for robot manufacturers in deploying and tuning algorithms [10][12]. Group 4: Vision and Mission - InsightOS aims to create a "self-controllable operating system" for Chinese robots, addressing the reliance on foreign platforms and mitigating data security risks [13][15]. - The system is built on decades of research from Harbin Institute of Technology, ensuring a strong foundation in both operating systems and robotics [15][18]. - The company plans to establish a complete product matrix and has already deployed insightOS in several domestic humanoid robots, receiving industry recognition [18][19].