- Xinhua's November 5 field report describes pharmacy and massage-robot demonstrations in Wuzhen.
- Shared robot capabilities and improved movements remain reported directions and company descriptions.
Robots demonstrated in service settings
A November 5 Xinhua field report describes robots performing service-oriented tasks at the Light of Internet expo in Wuzhen. The exhibition accompanied the World Internet Conference summit, held in Zhejiang from November 2 to 5.
Reporter Yin Xiaosheng describes a robot smart pharmacy exploring autonomous operation from order intake to delivery. The report says the open-source Lingbo embodied-intelligence model could help robots of different forms share capabilities and reduce repeated development; it does not establish that this interoperability is already universal.
Learning movements from people
At a massage-robot demonstration, Wang Dongliang, chief marketing officer of 易启未来, told Xinhua that motion capture records practitioners' techniques, rhythm and force for robots to learn. He described the approach as a way to make movements more natural and precise than traditional programming.
The account supplies concrete examples of companies pursuing physical service tasks, rather than evidence of broad commercial readiness. Demonstrations and company descriptions do not establish clinical effectiveness, unsupervised safety or reliability across settings. This report has not independently tested either robot application.
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