On December 22, Shanghai witnessed the official debut of China's inaugural open robot leasing platform, named 'Qingtianzu'. Presently, the platform's reach spans 50 pivotal cities throughout the nation, forging partnerships with more than 600 service providers. It offers an extensive array of robot leasing options, encompassing numerous brands and models, with rental fees spanning from 200 yuan to exceeding 10,000 yuan. Projections indicate that by 2026, the platform's services will have burgeoned to encompass over 200 cities across the country, enabling users to effortlessly place orders via mini-programs, online shopping malls, and various other convenient channels. The introduction of this platform signifies a paradigm shift in robot leasing services, transitioning from a fragmented landscape to a cohesive ecosystem. It effectively transforms high-barrier robot utilization scenarios into a user-friendly leasing model, akin to the convenience offered by shared power banks.