Recently, Figure founder and CEO Brett Adcock announced a new machine learning model called Helix, aimed at enhancing the capabilities of humanoid robots in household environments. This news comes just two weeks after Figure announced the end of its collaboration with OpenAI, demonstrating their strong commitment to the field of robotics technology. Helix is a 'general-purpose' visual-language-action (VLA) model capable of processing visual data.

Recently, Haier Group announced that its three major intelligent models have successfully connected to DeepSeek, further promoting innovation and development in smart appliances. The open-source DeepSeek-R1 has attracted widespread attention from global users and developers, and based on this, Haier has established the National High-end Intelligent Home Appliance Innovation Center, which has launched the National Innovation Large Model Platform. This platform aims to address complex business scenarios and professional demands through an advanced technical architecture and algorithmic system, achieving intelligent collaboration and dynamic resource allocation among multiple large models.

Northwestern Polytechnical University and Huawei jointly released the first fluid mechanics large model aimed at aircraft. This model adopts a self-developed multi-level distributed parallel adaptive framework, integrating classical fluid mechanics theories and artificial intelligence methods, expected to provide foundational capabilities in industrial applications, promoting the self-reliance and leapfrog development of industrial software. China Mobile launched the Jiutian·Zhongqing Base Large Model and released multiple industry large models. FAW Jiefang Automotive Co., Ltd. signed a comprehensive deepening cooperation agreement with Huawei, involving AI large models, intelligent driving, and other aspects.