In 2024, China’s AI and robotics industry has made significant progress. The AI sector in the A-share market is mostly profitable, and Hong Kong-listed AI companies are developing well, with numerous enterprises in the humanoid robot industry chain. Chinese companies account for over 60% of the global motion control components market. Several companies have outstanding performance, such as iFlytek and Cambricon. Despite the monopoly on high-end chips, Chinese companies are tackling technology challenges, with chips from Huawei and Cambricon performing excellently, driving the development of computing power, and large models are also being deeply cultivated in vertical scenarios. The core components of humanoid robots are being localized, breaking the overseas monopoly and laying the foundation for mass production of humanoid robots. Companies are accelerating R&D and commercial implementation, and vehicle manufacturers are also actively positioning themselves. With policy support, financing for humanoid robots is accelerating, and the market scale is expected to expand. The integration and innovation of AI and humanoid robots are bringing numerous improvements in industrial manufacturing and service sectors, as China’s industry transitions from “bottlenecked” to “global supplier.” The full text contains 2202 characters, 2 images, long press the title to search for the original text.
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