China’s 110 humanoid robots set Guinness World Records title
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“” 恒工精密装备董事会秘书刘东也点出了量产背后的难度：实验室里 100 次试验成功 1 次，可能就算突破；但在产线上， 100 台机器人有一台出问题，就是事故。”
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“因为，现在这 100 台机器人（从仓库到舞台）还是需要一些人（操控）的，可能要十几个人去操控它。”
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- Robotics — Robot learning news discoveryHumanoid robot learns social interaction in NYC park
A $89,000 humanoid robot is learning to interact with people in Brooklyn Bridge Park, aiming to develop skills as a babysitter, teacher, or companion. It engages with visitors by walking, singing, and dancing.
- Chinese robotics — Deployment discoverySignal110 Humanoid Robots Perform Synchronized Dance, Marking a Commercialization Milestone
At the Jinan World Expo Center, 110 Zhuyuan Yuanzheng A3 humanoid robots performed synchronized dances, achieving a Guinness World Record for the most humanoid robots dancing simultaneously. This event marks a critical step toward 'deployment state' in the commercialization of humanoid robots, demonstrating advanced swarm control and spatial motion intelligence. The demonstration also highlights the transition from 'development state' to 'deployment state' in the industry, with real-world applications in entertainment, tourism, and public services.
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