At the 2025 AI+ Conference held today, Wang Xingxing, founder and CEO of Unitree Robotics, shared his insights, stating, "If the past decade was about 'sprouting and exploration,' the next ten years will undoubtedly be about 'growth and blossoming.' This will be the decade when robots transition from 'capable of movement' to 'capable of tasks,' evolving from 'industrial tools' into 'life companions.'"

Wang emphasized that advancements in AI technology will empower robots with the ability to truly "understand the world" in the coming decade. He highlighted that Unitree’s humanoid robots are already capable of performing most work-related actions, whether through offline pre-training or real-time imitation. Over the next ten years, with deeper integration of multimodal large models and robotics, robots will become more perceptive and capable.