BYD's humanoid robot exterior patent published
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The National Intellectual Property Administration today announced a design patent for an embodied intelligent robot, with BYD Co., Ltd. as the patent holder. The patent showcases a humanoid robot that possesses walking, balancing, and interactive functions, and can be applied in service robots, educational, or industrial scenarios. Li Ke, the executive vice president of BYD, stated in June this year that he hopes that in the future, every BYD store will be equipped with robots to introduce and demonstrate vehicles to customers.
News from the IT Home on October 9th: The National Intellectual Property Administration announced a patent for the design of an embodied intelligent robot today (October 9th), with BYD Co., Ltd. as the patent holder.
This patent showcases the exterior design of a humanoid robot, designed for intelligent robots that possess walking, balancing, and interactive functions, and can be applied in service robots, educational, or industrial scenarios.
As previously reported by IT, Li Ke, the executive vice president of BYD, stated in June this year that he hopes that in the future every BYD store will be equipped with robots that can introduce and demonstrate vehicles to customers. Humanoid robots targeting households and the service industry are expected to become a huge market for BYD. "My goal is to have two or three robots in each store. Robots can explain products to customers, liven up the atmosphere, and even demonstrate vehicles."
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