At present, the industry's attention is gradually pivoting away from hardware per se and towards the 'world model brain'. Previously, manufacturers vied with one another based on hardware prowess, including joint functionality, dexterous manipulation, and robotic aesthetics. Nowadays, almost all manufacturers are channeling their efforts into crafting proprietary world models, simulation training settings, and long-range physical prediction capabilities. These endeavors aim to bolster robots' cross-scenario adaptability, autonomous decision-making prowess, and their capacity for large-scale deployment.
