The continuous expansion of application scenarios for humanoid robots has also driven the upstream industrial chain to increase the production and development of consumer products. A number of new components and materials for the consumer market are being implemented at an accelerated pace. In an R&D laboratory for robotic dexterous hands, engineer Huang Junlin is AI training a six-degree-of-freedom dexterous hand for home scenarios. Unlike the industrial scene, the household scene places higher demands on the weight, cost, and ease of use of dexterous hands. The head of the enterprise told the reporter that the cost of a dexterous hand accounts for about 10% to 15% of the total cost of a humanoid robot. Currently, the price of a dexterous hand alone has dropped from the initial level of 100,000 yuan to within 10,000 yuan. In order to cope with the increase in orders on the consumer side, companies are adjusting and expanding production lines. According to forecasts, the global humanoid robot market will exceed 20 billion yuan in 2026. The explosion of consumer-side humanoid robots is accelerating the formation of new supply chain ecosystems such as bionic skin, tactile sensors, and flexible materials. At a new materials company in Jiaxing, Zhejiang, a CCTV financial reporter learned that third-generation electronic skin products have achieved multi-modal sensing and real-time feedback capabilities. Currently, they have delivered more than 20,000 sets of tactile sensing products, and a new mass production line has also been built.

The continuous expansion of application scenarios for humanoid robots has also driven the upstream industrial chain to increase the production and development of consumer products. A number of new components and materials for the consumer market are being implemented at an accelerated pace. In an R&D laboratory for robotic dexterous hands, engineer Huang Junlin is AI training a six-degree-of-freedom dexterous hand for home scenarios. Unlike the industrial scene, the household scene places higher demands on the weight, cost, and ease of use of dexterous hands. The head of the enterprise told the reporter that the cost of a dexterous hand accounts for about 10% to 15% of the total cost of a humanoid robot. Currently, the price of a dexterous hand alone has dropped from the initial level of 100,000 yuan to within 10,000 yuan. In order to cope with the increase in orders on the consumer side, companies are adjusting and expanding production lines. According to forecasts, the global humanoid robot market will exceed 20 billion yuan in 2026. The explosion of consumer-side humanoid robots is accelerating the formation of new supply chain ecosystems such as bionic skin, tactile sensors, and flexible materials. At a new materials company in Jiaxing, Zhejiang, a CCTV financial reporter learned that third-generation electronic skin products have achieved multi-modal sensing and real-time feedback capabilities. Currently, they have delivered more than 20,000 sets of tactile sensing products, and a new mass production line has also been built.