The first Ant Lingbo Embodied Large Model Challenge drew 1,855 teams from around the world, with 15 teams advancing to the offline finals. AMD, the computing power partner, significantly scaled up its GPU investment. From November 14 to 15, the finalist teams will take part in a 48-hour offline real-machine hackathon in Zhangjiang, Shanghai, followed by final roadshows reviewed by a hundred-person observer group made up of representatives from multiple parties. A closing ceremony and the first Ant Lingbo Developer Conference will be held alongside the event, featuring keynote speeches from guest speakers, the official release of the developer ecosystem plan, and showcases of technological and application achievements by ecosystem partners. Multiple open-source models from Ant Lingbo have completed adaptation to mainstream platforms and will drive the implementation of embodied intelligence applications through the competition and ecosystem development.