en.Wedoany.com Reported - Wang Xingxing, founder of China's Unitree Robotics, delivered a keynote speech at the 2026 Wangfujing Forum on July 10, proposing that robots will ultimately enter the daily lives of ordinary consumers. Wang elaborated on the value of robots to the public from three aspects.

Wang believes that current robots, much like personal computers 30 years ago, are becoming important platforms for professional developers and tech enthusiasts to practice AI technology innovation. More and more creators are researching algorithms and developing functions based on robots, transforming them from niche tech toys into key gateways connecting mass consumption, developer innovation, and future industrial applications.

Robots are rapidly entering family and parent-child scenarios. In the field of education, robots can serve as a medium for children to engage with science, understand engineering, and cultivate interest in innovation, enabling primary and secondary school students to access cutting-edge products identical to those used in top global university laboratories.

Robots also provide new emotional value for commercial performances and brand promotion scenarios. Against the backdrop of the consumer market increasingly emphasizing experiential and communicative attributes, robots can become core highlights that attract attention, from mall events and brand launches to corporate showrooms and cultural tourism performances. Wang stated that robots can help humans complete more complex, dangerous, and high-intensity tasks, improving production efficiency while freeing humans from heavy, hazardous, and repetitive labor, allowing human resources to be more invested in creative and managerial high-value work.