Recently, Wang Xingxing, the visionary founder of Unitree Robotics, granted an interview to a People's Daily reporter at the company's Hangzhou headquarters in Zhejiang. Wang emphasized that while the widespread adoption of humanoid robots in households remains a distant prospect, the industry is firmly in its nascent stages. Consequently, Unitree Robotics has strategically positioned itself in markets encompassing scientific research education, service demonstrations, basic industrial applications, and AI advancements. The primary hurdle impeding the large-scale deployment of humanoid robots is the yet-to-be-surpassed critical point in AI technology, a universal challenge shared by the global industry. Nonetheless, the field of AI is characterized by frequent breakthroughs and rapid technological advancements. Challenges deemed intractable today may become manageable tomorrow. As AI technology relentlessly progresses, the robot industry stands poised to embrace an era of unprecedented growth and development.