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"what fourier has to do is to do a good job in the cerebellum and ontology." - gu jie said this, clearly demonstrating the core technical direction of humanoid robots: the perfect integration of the brain and body.

from boston dynamics’ hydraulic atlas robot to tesla’s optimus, every breakthrough marks a new stage in the development of humanoid robots. they not only realized the dream of autonomous driving, but also integrated human life with technology. as technology develops, prices also fall, allowing people to have wider access to and use of these machines.

from "marathon" to "shuffle"

gu jie believes that the development of humanoid robots is a long process and requires long-term investment. just as the automobile industry has experienced the internal combustion engine era and electric transformation, humanoid robots are also facing similar changes. the combination of technological progress and market demand will push the robot industry into a new stage.

in recent years, many young engineers have joined the field of humanoid robots, reflecting people's expectations for technological development. over the next five or ten years, we will see a new landscape take shape. perhaps, in the future world, robots will become an indispensable part of people's lives.

the collision of imagination and reality

the development of robots also triggers people's thinking about future life. will those mysterious robots in science fiction movies really become a reality? perhaps, with the development of technology, we will see more magical things in the future.