Unitree Robotics' Wang Xingxing speaks out: the biggest mistake of the past was not believing in AI enough; the embodied intelligence…

Unitree Robotics' Wang Xingxing speaks out: the biggest mistake of the past was not believing in AI enough; the embodied intelligence tipping point could arrive within one or two years at the earliest

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At the opening ceremony of the 26th China International Industry Fair, Wang Xingxing, founder of Unitree Technology, a leading domestic embodied intelligence company, delivered his latest speech. Looking back on his entrepreneurial journey, he admitted that the biggest mistake he had made over the past decade or more was "not believing enough" in the development of artificial intelligence technology.

On the question of when embodied intelligence, an issue of broad industry concern, will see its explosion, Wang Xingxing gave an extremely specific judgment criterion. He believes that when robots can successfully complete 80% of tasks in 80% of unfamiliar, unknown scenarios relying solely on human voice commands, the industry's commercialization inflection point and breakout point will officially arrive.

According to his latest prediction, as large models and robot hardware technologies accelerate their integration, this industry tipping point will arrive within the next one or two years at the earliest. At that time, robots will truly break through the limitations of specific industrial scenarios and accelerate their move toward broader generalized application fields.

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