Is that so? The training process of humanoid robots is similar to autonomous driving. I actually think that domestic car companies leading in intelligent driving are more likely to succeed in making humanoid robots, such as XPeng, etc. Internationally, of course, it's Tesla. At the same time, car manufacturers have stronger manufacturing capabilities to mass-produce them.
If the embodied robots from East University have a future, that future should lie with Ubtech. Companies like Unitree are actually star companies that have chosen a clever path. Companies like Yunji have found a niche market at the application level. So the one really fighting the tough battle is actually Ubtech.
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