The China Academy of Information and Communication Technology released the “Research Report on Embodied Intelligent Training Grounds” yesterday. The report shows that with the intensive deployment of humanoid robot pilot bases and training grounds by various departments, China's physical intelligent training grounds have become a key infrastructure, forming a large-scale clustered layout. The report shows that at present, more than 70 fully equipped smart training grounds have been built and used across the country, and there are also more than 40 training grounds under construction or planning. The training ground industry chain has already taken shape. The construction of the training ground relies on the advantages of the intelligent industry to form the three core clusters of the Yangtze River Delta, Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, and Pearl River Delta. It has covered more than half of the country's provincial administrative districts, broken through the traditional model where the artificial intelligence industry is highly concentrated in first-tier cities, and extended to third-tier cities and below.

The China Academy of Information and Communication Technology released the “Research Report on Embodied Intelligent Training Grounds” yesterday. The report shows that with the intensive deployment of humanoid robot pilot bases and training grounds by various departments, China's physical intelligent training grounds have become a key infrastructure, forming a large-scale clustered layout. The report shows that at present, more than 70 fully equipped smart training grounds have been built and used across the country, and there are also more than 40 training grounds under construction or planning. The training ground industry chain has already taken shape. The construction of the training ground relies on the advantages of the intelligent industry to form the three core clusters of the Yangtze River Delta, Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, and Pearl River Delta. It has covered more than half of the country's provincial administrative districts, broken through the traditional model where the artificial intelligence industry is highly concentrated in first-tier cities, and extended to third-tier cities and below.