CNBC's "China Connection" newsletter points out that it will still take a long time for humanoid robots to complete human tasks. QJ Robots, backed by Temasek, has an AI model focused on helping robots predict environments and execute tasks efficiently. It has achieved over 100 million RMB (approximately 15 million USD) in revenue by deploying its models to over 100,000 robots in mainland China. Lumos, another industrial robot company founded by Tsinghua alumni, officially released its NexCore system last week, aiming to provide factories with a platform to convert data and AI instructions into task execution. Ace Robotics, chaired by SenseTime co-founder Wang Xiaogang, offers products including wearable sensors for precisely capturing human activity data. Wang Xiaogang expects that by the end of next year, the industry will accumulate enough data to achieve breakthroughs.