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The newly issued standards system for humanoid robots aims to unify technical specifications and evaluation criteria, reducing collaboration costs and promoting widespread component development. Safety standards are a priority, focusing on safe operations, cybersecurity, and hardware reliability.

The committee will lead the development of core standards, guiding R&D resources towards essential areas. The standards will encourage public trust and gradual adoption of humanoid robots, especially in '3D scenarios' like dirty or dangerous jobs. However, challenges remain, including data technology bottlenecks and the need for advancements in components like dexterous hands to enable household applications.