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Summary of the Conference Call on Humanoid Robots and the Automotive Parts Industry Industry Overview - The humanoid robot industry is closely linked to the automotive parts industry, with many shared hardware and software components, making it easier for automotive parts companies to enter the humanoid robot supply chain [3][4] Key Insights - Tesla's Advantages: Tesla possesses significant advantages in the humanoid robot sector, including a vast amount of high-quality data collected through remote operation, a supercomputing cluster of approximately 50,000 H100 GPUs, and the ability to deploy humanoid robots in its automotive factories [4][5] - Data Challenges: The training of AI models for humanoid robots faces a critical bottleneck due to a lack of high-quality data. Current methods include real-body data collection and simulation-generated data, with the latter expected to become increasingly important in the long term [6] - Market Focus Shift: From 2024 to early 2025, market attention is expected to shift from the initial layout of core components like harmonic reducers and motors to the certainty of deployment, leading to fluctuations in related company stock prices [1][7] - Component Supply Chain: The supply chain for humanoid robot components mirrors the tiered structure of the automotive industry, with key component manufacturers that establish partnerships with vehicle manufacturers likely to experience strong growth [8] Financial Performance and Market Trends - Stock Performance: Between early 2024 and December 31, 2024, stock price fluctuations were noted, with companies like Top Group and Sanhua Intelligent holding gains of 2.8% and losses of 15.9%, respectively. By early 2025, stock prices surged due to renewed market interest in humanoid robots, with Top Group and Sanhua Intelligent seeing increases of 53.5% and 54.6% [6][7] - Cost Reduction Potential: The cost of humanoid robots is expected to significantly decrease with large-scale production, with projections suggesting a target cost of under $20,000 per unit if Tesla achieves its goal of producing 1 million units annually [10] Component Analysis - **High-Value Components**: Key components such as rotary actuators, linear actuators, and dexterous hands are identified as having high value and significant potential for domestic substitution [10][11] - **Actuator Systems**: The actuator system is crucial for connecting various movement parts, with integrated joint actuators being a key component of the humanoid robot hardware system [12][13] - **Market for Screws and Reducers**: The market for screws and reducers is substantial, with the global market for ball screws outside of China estimated at$1.96 billion, and the Chinese market at approximately 2.05 billion RMB [15][16] Competitive Landscape - Supply Chain Dynamics: The humanoid robot supply chain is characterized by intense competition among Tier 2 and Tier 3 suppliers, with Tier 1 suppliers like Top Group and Sanhua Intelligent positioned to form stable partnerships with major manufacturers like Tesla [9] - Sensor Technology: Six-dimensional force sensors are critical for enhancing the humanoid robot's functionality, with a global market size of $225 million and expected rapid growth as production scales up [20] Investment Opportunities - Investment Strategy: Investors are advised to focus on segments of the humanoid robot supply chain with strong certainty, particularly in joint execution modules and high-value components like screws and reducers. Companies such as Top Group and Sanhua Intelligent are highlighted as having favorable valuations and growth potential [21][22]