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Embodied Intelligence Standardization Accelerates as Working Group Formed; Institutions Survey Industry Chain

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The National Data Standardization Technical Committee officially established a working group for drafting embodied intelligence data standards during its second 'Standard Week' event in Xiamen, Fujian. This initiative aims to accelerate standardization for simulation training and world models, addressing the significant supply gap between current available high-quality physical interaction data (approximately million hours) and the required levels for embodied models (hundreds of millions of hours). Meanwhile, institutions have recently conducted intensive surveys on 11 concept stocks related to this sector.

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    Embodied Intelligence Standardization Accelerates as Working Group Formed; Institutions Survey Industry Chain

    The National Data Standardization Technical Committee officially established a working group for drafting embodied intelligence data standards during its second 'Standard Week' event in Xiamen, Fujian. This initiative aims to accelerate standardization for simulation training and world models, addressing the significant supply gap between current available high-quality physical interaction data (approximately million hours) and the required levels for embodied models (hundreds of millions of hours). Meanwhile, institutions have recently conducted intensive surveys on 11 concept stocks related to this sector.

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