Background

With rapid advances in AI, precision motion control, and perception-based interaction, humanoid robots are moving swiftly from science fiction to commercial reality—emerging as a key force in the next wave of global technological and industrial transformation. According to Boston Consulting Group, the global humanoid robot market could surpass US$100 billion by 2030, driven by national initiatives such as China’s 14th Five-Year Robot Industry Plan, the EU’s AI Act, and the U.S. National Robotics Initiative.

Despite strong momentum, the industry still faces critical challenges: core component bottlenecks, fragmented supply chains, high production costs, limited scenario adaptability, and gaps in global ethics and safety standards. Addressing these issues calls for cross-border collaboration and ecosystem-wide dialogue.

Key questions remain: How do we navigate diverse policy landscapes? How can we balance global expansion with local adaptation? How do we scale innovations from lab to market—especially in servo joints, dexterous hands, and perception systems?

Under the theme “Intelligent & Connected Future · Ecosystem Coexistence,” this summit gathers global leaders in robotics, core component R&D, policymakers, academics, and end users across industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and services. The event provides a premier platform for technological exchange, strategic alignment, and ecosystem collaboration—shaping the blueprint for the next era of human-machine integration.