In 2015, President Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory letter to mark the opening of the First World Robot Conference, pointing out that with the continuous integration of informatization and industrialization, the smart industry represented by robotics technology has flourished, becoming an important hallmark of technological innovation in the contemporary era. Over the past decade, China's robotics industry has achieved a historic leap from "small to large" and then from "large to strong," making significant strides into a phase of high-quality development. Today, China has become the world's largest market and producer of industrial robots, contributing Chinese strength to global development.

The robot you are now observing, steadily running on a treadmill at a speed of 6 kilometers per hour, is a groundbreaking achievement by the Beijing Embodied Intelligence Robotics Innovation Center. This is the world's first full-size humanoid robot capable of simulating human-like running, powered solely by electric drive. It also serves as a versatile platform for flexible expansion and iteration, catering to diverse application scenarios.

At this year's World Robot Conference, 169 leading global enterprises have showcased over 600 innovative products and systems, including over 60 newly launched products. Additionally, more than 7,000 teams from over 10 countries participated in competitions, highlighting the vibrant and competitive landscape of robotics innovation.

Robots are aptly described as the "pearl on the crown of manufacturing," serving as a pivotal indicator of a nation's technological innovation and high-end manufacturing capabilities. President Xi Jinping has emphasized that the "robot revolution" will reshape the global manufacturing landscape, and China aims to become the world's largest market for robots. Our goal is not only to elevate China's robotics capabilities but also to maximize our market share in this burgeoning field.