The unveiling of the 'Regulations on Promoting the Development of the Embodied Intelligent Robot Industry in Hangzhou (Draft)' marks a significant milestone in Hangzhou's quest to position itself as a globally competitive and influential center for artificial intelligence innovation, as well as a leading city in the worldwide development of embodied intelligent robots. The draft document is structured into seven chapters and forty-eight articles, encompassing a wide range of topics such as general provisions, infrastructure, technological innovation, industrial development, application enhancement, safety management, and supplementary provisions. It distinctly delineates the primary avenues for core technological progress, with a particular emphasis on the three fundamental pillars of embodied intelligence: the 'brain' (represented by embodied intelligent large models), the 'cerebellum' (signifying motion control systems), and the 'body' (comprising core components and complete robotic machines). Additionally, it addresses crucial 'bottleneck' sectors, including specialized chips. Moreover, the draft encourages the open sharing of public data resources, champions the creation of application pilot platforms, and offers public services like algorithm verification to bolster the industry's development.