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At the 7th Beijing Zhiyuan Conference, Wang Xingxing, CEO of Unitree Technology, publicly stated that the ultimate goal the company has always adhered to is to make robots work - whether in household scenarios or industrial applications. Dancing and fighting are just training methods and technical verifications on the way to achieve this goal. We hope to empower humanoid robots through AI, enabling them to complete various full-body movements and eventually handle practical tasks such as serving tea and cooking meals. Wang Xingxing pointed out that currently, through embodied intelligence demonstrations such as fighting and dancing by Unitree Technology, they are actually training and testing robots' ability to...

Amazon is accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence in its logistics and warehousing systems to deliver more efficient delivery services. Recently, the company announced a series of new measures at its Lab126 device division in Santa Clara, California, demonstrating how to use the latest intelligent technologies to enhance the speed and accuracy of package delivery. First, Amazon will establish a dedicated team focused on developing new warehouse robots. These robots will utilize "agent-based artificial intelligence," enabling them to perform various tasks rather than being limited to a single job. For example, these robots

Recently, Amazon is developing a humanoid robot software specifically for parcel delivery. The aim is to gradually achieve automation in delivery work. This plan marks an important step for Amazon in improving its logistics efficiency. According to insiders, this robot will be able to complete some of the work currently undertaken by human couriers, particularly in parcel transportation and delivery. With the continuous growth of e-commerce business, the demand for parcel delivery is also increasing. As one of the largest online retailers in the world, Amazon is actively seeking innovative solutions to meet these needs.

In the field of artificial intelligence, competition is intensifying. Recently, the artificial intelligence company Anthropic officially announced that its robot for conversation will

The special mother fund for the AI industry in Jiangsu Suzhou (Limited Partnership) has officially completed industrial registration. This move marks an important step in Suzhou's capital layout in the field of artificial intelligence. The fund, established by the Joint Venture of Jiangsu Strategic Emerging Industries Mother Fund Co., Ltd. with multiple institutions, has a total scale of up to 6 billion yuan. Its main investment directions include key areas such as computing infrastructure construction, data, talent, and electricity, with a particular focus on the integration of "Artificial Intelligence + Manufacturing" and promoting applications in finance, education, healthcare, elderly care, tourism, and culture.

JD Industrial officially released the industry's first supply chain-centric industrial large model -- Joy industrial in Shanghai. This innovative product aims to improve the operational efficiency of upstream and downstream enterprises in the supply chain through advanced artificial intelligence technology. Joy industrial provides various AI agents for JD Industrial and its upstream suppliers, including demand agent, operation agent, customs agent, etc., and also launches AI products such as product expert and integration expert for downstream enterprises in the supply chain.

According to the latest data from TrendForce, 11 major Chinese humanoid robot manufacturers have launched mass production plans for 2024. Six leading companies, including Unitree Robotics, UBTECH Robotics, Zhiyuan Robotics, Galaxy General Robotics, Cloudminds Robotics, and LEJU Robotics, plan to produce over 1,000 units in 2025. Image Note: Image generated by AI, image licensing service provider Midjourney. TrendForce predicts that the market value of humanoid robot bodies in China will exceed 4.5 billion yuan in 2025.

As the challenges and pressures faced by the banking industry in digital transformation intensify, more and more banks are beginning to integrate large model technology into their core businesses, rather than simply relying on chatbot applications. The latest financial reports show that some major domestic banks have made significant progress in technology investment and large model applications, but also reveal a trend of differentiated investment. According to an analysis of ten major banks by Titanium Media App, including the six major state-owned banks and several joint-stock banks, six of them have seen a reduction in technology investment. For example,

On April 15th, Hugging Face, the renowned open-source large language model platform, announced its acquisition of Pollen Robotics, marking its official entry into the physical robotics field. While specific transaction terms remain undisclosed, the acquisition will bring approximately 20 Pollen Robotics employees to Hugging Face. This represents the company's largest personnel acquisition to date, signifying its ambition in expanding its business areas. Hugging Face's co-founder...

Toronto-based startup Xaba, focused on developing 'synthetic brains' for industrial robots via a no-code approach, announced a $6 million seed funding round led by Hitachi Ventures. The funding will accelerate deployment of its AI-powered robots and cognitive industrial control systems. Image note: Image generated by AI, licensed from MidjourneyX.

As robotics technology advances, industries are increasingly adopting robots to automate various strenuous tasks. According to the International Federation of Robotics (IFR), over 540,000 new industrial robots were installed globally in 2023, bringing the total number of active industrial robots to over 4 million. While traditional industrial robots excel at repetitive tasks, they still face challenges in performing delicate tasks, handling fragile materials, and adapting to changing conditions. For example, robots in restaurant kitchens may cause more disruption than assistance.

According to a recent market research report, the industrial robot market is projected to reach $291 billion by 2035, a significant increase from the current market value of $55.1 billion. The report cites automation, advancements in artificial intelligence, and the rise of Industry 4.0 as key drivers of this growth. The automotive and electronics industries will capture major global market share, with East Asia identified as a particularly strong growth area, currently holding two-thirds of the market. The report also notes that growing global labor shortages and consumer demand for faster, more efficient product delivery are contributing factors.

Magic Atom's latest release showcases advanced humanoid and quadruped robots, highlighting significant progress in artificial intelligence and robotics, and offering a glimpse into the future of intelligent technology.