Beyond the Limitation of Making Calls: Humanoid Robots Are Becoming More and More Like Smartphones
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Humanoid robots are undergoing a notable transformation, mirroring the trajectory of smartphones in a phenomenon we might call "smartphone-ization." Leju Robot, in partnership with relevant entities, has developed a customized 5G-A exclusive plan and a dedicated SIM card specifically designed for embodied intelligent robots. This innovation addresses their unique networking requirements, including high uplink speeds, low latency, and the ability to handle multiple machines concurrently, thereby providing an exclusive network channel. Presently, the prices of several humanoid robot models have plummeted to the ten-thousand-yuan range, making them more accessible to the average consumer. The industry holds a generally optimistic view regarding the future widespread adoption of humanoid robots. Many manufacturers are introducing the concept of "personal robots," offering customizable functions and enriching the application ecosystem. They are also adopting sales models that blend online and offline strategies, akin to the launch events of smartphones, to engage a wider spectrum of ordinary users. Currently, the transition of humanoid robots towards the consumer electronics sector is unfolding amidst the backdrop of industrial scenarios that have yet to achieve large-scale commercialization. Manufacturers are opting to enter the consumer market with lightweight, interactive products that provide emotional value. They aim to drive ecosystem and technological advancements through the expansion of their user base. Although some speculate that humanoid robots might eventually supplant smartphones as the central interactive terminal, they are currently still in the nascent stages of emulating the development path of smartphones, evolving from mere terminals to comprehensive platforms.