Wang Xingxing: The Newton of the era of embodied intelligence has not yet been born

K-LinePoet · 2026-03-18T04:51:03+00:00

Unitree Robotics founder Wang Xingxing pointed out that the biggest current problem with embodied AI models is insufficient capability, especially in terms of generalization and versatility, with poor adaptability to changing scenarios. He believes this technology is still in its early stage and will see more development opportunities in the future.

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2026-03-18 04:51:03

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When discussing technological breakthroughs in embodied intelligence, Yu Shu Technology founder and CEO Wang Xingxing stated: “The biggest current problem is that the capabilities of embodied intelligent AI models themselves are still insufficient. The most typical example is their generalization ability and versatility. For instance, they can use end-to-end AI technology to train in a fixed scenario, achieving nearly 100% success rate. But there’s a fatal flaw: if the scenario’s content changes slightly, their success rate plummets. I believe everyone has a chance in the era of embodied intelligence or embodied AI. I’ve always felt that the Newton of this era has not yet been born, and we are still in a relatively rough technological stage.” (CCTV Finance)

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