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2025 has brought continuous surprises to China's humanoid robot sector. On March 11th, Zhiyuan Robotics officially launched the bipedal intelligent interactive humanoid robot, Lingxi X2, capable of riding scooters, balance bikes, bicycles, and even sewing grapes. Furthermore, at the 2025 Embodied AI Robot Development Conference, Wang Tianyou, Vice President of Tianjin University, stated that the global humanoid robot market is expected to see an annual growth rate exceeding 30% over the next five years. By 2030, China's humanoid robot market is projected to approach a trillion yuan scale. Qichacha data shows that currently in China...

Xiaomi Group has officially unveiled its layout in the AR glasses sector. On the evening of February 6, the official Weibo account for Xiaomi Glasses was launched, operated by Xiaomi Communications Technology Co., Ltd., which is chaired by Lei Jun and has a registered capital of 320 million USD. According to Tianyancha data, Xiaomi has made significant technological reserves in the field of AR glasses. Its wholly-owned subsidiary, Beijing Xiaomi Mobile Software Co., Ltd., has successfully registered copyrights for "Xiaomi AR Glasses Desktop Control Software" and "Mijia Glasses Software" among others. Additionally, the company has applied for and obtained hundreds of patents.

The UK Supreme Court recently ruled that artificial intelligence programs cannot be recognized as inventors for patents, rejecting the idea of equating machines with human status. This ruling was in response to a request from Stephen Thaler, founder of Imagination Engines, which was denied.

The UK High Court's ruling that artificial intelligence systems can be patented opens the door for more patent protection for AI inventions. This ruling may set a precedent for other AI inventions, and the UK Intellectual Property Office may appeal the decision.