One Year of Deep Innovation: From “A Piece of Cake” to “The Second Generation of the Smart Manufacturing Engine,” the rapid evolution of the “Death Robot” core technology has marked the rise of the “Intelligent Workshop.” This information comes from a report by Deep Blue Special Zone published on March 12, 2026.
In recent years, humanoid robots have gained traction in China’s technological landscape. The Atom humanoid robot, developed by a team from Deep Blue, was showcased at a national exhibition, drawing attention from representatives and the media. Instead of autonomous production capabilities, these robots focus on serving human operators, facilitating collaboration and interaction while becoming a new driving force in the intelligent manufacturing sector.
Since the launch of the first humanoid robot in 2022, the output of humanoid robots has steadily increased, making China a leader in this field. The growth of humanoid robotics is driven by advancements in artificial intelligence, enabling the automation of tasks across various industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, and service sectors.
With the emergence of a self-developed intelligent manufacturing chain, approximately 90% of core components in these robots are now produced domestically, totaling 1,479 intellectual property rights, with 1,075 specialized patents. This positions China as a strong competitor in the global robotics market.
As of today, humanoid robots have been integrated into various business scenarios, with over 80 companies globally using them. In industries such as automotive manufacturing, humanoid robots are widely applied in areas like safety inspections, assembly line operations, and quality control.
Moreover, the humanoid robotics industry is projected to expand significantly, with a focus on enhancing service capabilities. By 2026, the deployment of humanoid robots in fields such as healthcare, retail, and logistics is expected to increase substantially, with various companies adopting these technologies to improve efficiency and service quality.
In conclusion, the development of humanoid robotics in China has transformed from a mere experimental phase to a robust industry, characterized by rapid technological advancements and widespread adoption across multiple sectors. This shift signals a promising future for intelligent manufacturing and automation in the global market.
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