According to statistics to be released recently by the International Federation of Robotics, the global sales volume of humanoid robots will be around 7,000 units in 2025. This data only covers humanoid robots used in industrial and professional services, and does not include consumer, military, and medical robots. According to a report by Reuters on the 21st, the International Federation of Robotics has been collecting and publishing market data for traditional industrial robots and service robots for nearly 30 years. The relevant data for 2025 is scheduled to be released on the 24th. At the same time, the organization will also publish the sales volume of humanoid robots for the first time. According to the organization's standards, humanoid robots must look like humans, may have no legs, but should be able to work autonomously in an environment designed for humans. Federation Secretary General Susan Biller said that many of the humanoid robots sold in 2025 do not do productive work, but are used by research institutions and enterprises to generate data to improve artificial intelligence models.

According to statistics to be released recently by the International Federation of Robotics, the global sales volume of humanoid robots will be around 7,000 units in 2025. This data only covers humanoid robots used in industrial and professional services, and does not include consumer, military, and medical robots. According to a report by Reuters on the 21st, the International Federation of Robotics has been collecting and publishing market data for traditional industrial robots and service robots for nearly 30 years. The relevant data for 2025 is scheduled to be released on the 24th. At the same time, the organization will also publish the sales volume of humanoid robots for the first time. According to the organization's standards, humanoid robots must look like humans, may have no legs, but should be able to work autonomously in an environment designed for humans. Federation Secretary General Susan Biller said that many of the humanoid robots sold in 2025 do not do productive work, but are used by research institutions and enterprises to generate data to improve artificial intelligence models.