[Wang Xingxing of Unitree Robotics: The Key to Embodied Intelligence Breakthrough Lies in Solving Millimeter-Level Error Issues] Golden Finance reported that on September 25, the Fifth Global Digital Trade Expo was held in Hangzhou on September 24. Wang Xingxing, founder of Unitree Robotics, delivered a keynote speech titled 'From Mechanics to Intelligence—The Evolution Theory of an Embodied Future.' Wang Xingxing stated that the embodied intelligence industry may experience a pivotal breakthrough moment similar to ChatGPT in the future. He believes that when robots can complete approximately 80% of tasks in about 80% of unfamiliar environments through voice interaction and embodied intelligence capabilities, the industry will reach the critical stage for large-scale application. He pointed out that the ability for robots to understand and execute specific tasks based on voice commands achieved breakthroughs last year. However, the industry still faces a core technical bottleneck: the precise alignment between AI models and the physical reality of the world. Wang Xingxing noted that robots currently encounter millimeter-level errors during practical operations, which limits their stability and reliability in complex environments. 'Whoever can solve this issue in the future will essentially solve the problem of robotics,' he said.