It's so exciting! Li Bai and Du Fu recited poems on the spot? This year's humanoid robot is crazy

The current humanoid robot industry is in the transition stage from technology-driven to application-driven. With the continuous expansion of application scenarios and the further development of core technologies such as AI, the language and emotional capabilities of humanoid robots will be further improved, and they will better understand and care about human needs, and the interactions will be richer and more realistic. In the future, they will not only be capable of more complex applications, but will also become more popular and truly integrated into the family and enter thousands of households.

05Humanoid robots: It’s time for a revolution

This World Robot Conference witnessed the vigorous development of humanoid robots. The bionic appearance, intelligent interaction, and flexible movements all show that humanoid robots are reshaping people's "stereotypes" of robots with a new look. However, the road to large-scale application is still long and tortuous. At present, the industrialization of humanoid robots still faces multiple challenges such as technical bottlenecks, cost problems, and limited application scenarios. However, as long as we insist on the dual-wheel drive of technological innovation and market expansion, continue to obtain application feedback to promote product iteration, and with the dual support of capital and policies, humanoid robots will usher in their own "development spring".

Recently, humanoid robots have become an important direction of the new generation of information technology reform. It will definitely give birth to new industrial forms and enrich human life. Of course, we also need to maintain a rational and cautious attitude towards the "rapid" road of humanoid robots. Blindly entering the game will only "lose both the wife and the army".

Although it will take some time for real large-scale applications, the clarion call of the humanoid robot revolution has already been sounded. Let us wait and see what happens next.